Alumnus helps veterans transition to civilian life, oversees Home Base move
When Armando Hernandez (’14, Exercise Science) left the Marine Corps, he faced a challenge. Four years of honorable service took...
Bioengineering alums, students help company develop device to kill COVID-19
For well over a year, the pandemic made people more attentive to their sniffles and coughs, or they would actively...
Alumnae helped set the stage for successful Grad Walk
A decade-plus-long friendship turned business partnership allowed two FGCU alumnae to help create perhaps the most unique graduation experience in...
It’s not business as usual for School of Resort & Hospitality Management
With move to Lutgert College, program promotes a higher degree of business acumen...
Engineering grad a model of success for STEM Academy
Camp offers accelerated look at careers in science, technology, engineering, math...
Panel discussion, cookout planned to celebrate Juneteenth
Holiday marks Black Americans’ emancipation from slavery...
Research gives those on autism spectrum a shot at learning golf
Stephanie Maffeo never envisioned herself as a golfer, but after participating in an interdisciplinary research project coordinated by Florida Gulf...
‘Cancer Biology’ students create a life-saving campaign
When students think of cancer, many don’t consider younger people such as themselves at risk. But cancer does not have...
Wasp-loving professor gets unique gift from former student
If someone named a wasp after you, you might consider it stinging commentary on their feelings about you. But when...
Art grad shares illuminating perspective on FGCU experience
Working as a gallery assistant shaped Farrah Alkhadra’s journey as an artist...
Chemistry lab developing a formula for student success
‘Our goal is to resolve real-world issues,’ Mirjafari says...