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A Week in Photos at FGCU

December 1, 2023

Tori Foltz

The view of the sky and pond looking out from parking garage three. Photo by Tori Foltz.

FGCU Housing and Campus Dining hosts Food for Thought, a three-day cooking workshop. On the first day of the three sessions, students learned how to make homemade guacamole to pair with tortilla chips on Monday, November 27, 2023, at the Boardwalk Restaurant in North Lake Village. Photo by Kevin Rollins.

A bright, full moon rises over North Lake Village. Photo by Kevin Rollins.

The Multicultural and Leadership Development Center hosted a “Holiday Warm Up” on the library lawn on Wednesday, November 29, 2023. This event was held to help students get in the holiday spirit and learn about different holidays and different holiday traditions throughout the world. Photo by Delinah Rosario.

Service dogs Boomer and Tobin participated in the festivities during the Holiday Warm Up on the library lawn on Wednesday, November 29, 2023. Photo by Delinah Rosario.

The view from the boardwalk behind Whitaker Hall. Photo by Patricio Carrasco.

FGCU students roast marshmallows for s’mores over an open fire at the Boardwalk in North Lake Village on Thursday, November 30, 2023. Photo by Kevin Rollins.

The sun sets over the SoVi parking lot. Photo by Drew Saslov.

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About the Contributors

Delinah Rosario, Eagle News Opinion Editor

Delinah Rosario is a senior majoring in journalism and minoring in theater. She is very involved on campus working with organizations such as the Multicultural and Leadership Development Center as the Director of Frosh Mosh as well as serving as a worship leader with Chi Alpha, a religious organization on campus. This is her third year as the Eagle News Opinion Editor, and she plans to make it a great one. She is certified in Photoshop and also has InDesign experience. Delinah also works for Housing and Residence Life as a desk assistant in West Lake Village. She has had a love for theater and writing since she was young and has plans to pursue a career in stage performance while working in freelance editing and writing. She is excited to see what this year will hold and excited for graduation in May 2024.

Tori Foltz, Executive Editor

Tori Foltz is a senior majoring in political science and journalism with a concentration in public relations and a minor in interdisciplinary studies. She has been with Eagle Media since her freshman year and has developed a love for the organization. She wants to be a political reporter when she graduates in the spring. When she is not answering emails or planning for a meeting, you can find her watching The Gilmore Girls, reading romance books or hanging out with her friends.