Sanitation expert brings hygienic help to his family’s native country of Pakistan
As a student in the late Professor John Herman’s general ecology course, Uzair Iqbal (’16, Environmental Studies) sometimes found himself...
A club that feels for its wheels
With about 400 active and casual members, the FGCU Car Club proudly shows its heart...
Former FGCU athletes have double wedding – one in U.S., one in Trinidad
Josh Leppo, a former FGCU and professional golfer, joked with friends over the years about competing in the Olympics for...
Hydrologic technician loves to test the waters
Water. Without it, we can’t survive. With it? Well, when we’re drinking it, quality is key. When we’re hunkering down...
Join FGCU for Nov. 13 festival celebrating 1st Amendment
Daylong event features NPR’s Mara Liasson and other journalists talking about free speech and media...
Behind every laptop sticker, there’s a story
Back in the travel days of yore, when people who flew coach could actually afford to check full-size luggage on...
FGCU turtle researchers testing the nesting on Cayo Costa
This research is helping to show potential for sea-turtle protections, and is inspiring a new generation of marine researchers....
He hasn’t spent any time in laboratories. But Antonio Reyes has done a lot of experimenting. An integrated studies major...
Research in the wake of recovery
Amid the chaos and disruptions left behind after Hurricane Irma roared through Southwest Florida last September, FGCU’s Communities in transition...