Michelle Searle was 11 years old when she was diagnosed with common variable immunodeficiency disease, a chronic disorder where the body doesn’t make enough antibodies to fight off infections. As a result,...
Ice cream, frozen yogurt, milk and cheese, give me all of those things. Dairy products can easily be a part of students’ every meal in a variety of ways. However, if you are lactose sensitive, your body...
Would you travel across Europe with no cash, no cards and no personal phones, just Red Bulls and a backpack?
If you and two of your friends had the opportunity to create your own strategic and adventurous...
Moving into college may be the first step into molding yourself into the future person you want to become. Many of us are working toward making our dreams come true day after day.
FGCU alumna Kailah Casillas,...
The FGCU International Club and the Eagle International Ambassador Program hosted a day of team- bonding activities at the FGCU Eagle Challenge Course for international students and Eagle I Ambassadors...
Among many wish lists to create this winter, one that many should consider making is a hiking bucket list.
Making a hiking bucket list gives one the opportunity to plan a trip this winter to explore and...
It’s that time of the year when impatient shoppers, waiting in line at stores across town, are all there for the same reason: to shop in the hope of finding bargain deals for Black Friday.
Black Friday,...
Become more familiar with worldwide education opportunities offered to students at FGCU by participating in the International Education Week Nov. 16 to 20.
Timothy W. Gjini, associative director for...
FGCU welcomes back alumni of the Art Program for an annual reunion to catch up, reminisce and show students what they have created since graduation.
The Reunion: Courtright, Davis & Wood exhibit gives...
As fall runs its course, avoiding the sniffles and a sore throat should be the first thing on a person’s mind. The flu is back and ready to attack; however, with a variety of home remedies to naturally...
This fall, FGCU students can experience a solo exhibition from a University of Wisconsin-Madison art professor, Timothy L. Solien. The exhibit pays great attention to painting, sculpture and combined-created...
There is nothing better than eating homemade food straight out of the kitchen. If you’re a big pizza addict and enjoy the taste of fresh homemade sauce, Marsala Italian Eatery and Pizzeria is the...
