FGCU students are buzzing with conversation after 40 to 50 members of Team Jesus Preachers flooded the campus on Jan. 30 and 31. Team Jesus Preachers is led by Adam LaCroix who is frequently on campus...
Date: Feb. 6
Name: Black History 365: African American Read-in
Time: 1:00 p.m.- 2:30 p.m.
Place: Library 436
Description: Come appreciate black culture with the Multicultural and Leadership...
Feb. 4 marks World Cancer Day, a day first honored in the 2000s in Paris, France. This is a day that is used to raise awareness for cancer and its prevention all around the world. Cancer has impacted the...
Jan. 27, 1945 will long be remembered as a day of triumph for the allies and the Jewish community both, as it marks liberation for those imprisoned at the largest Nazi death camp from World War II, Auschwitz-Birkenau....
FGCU holds sustainability at its core and is one of the nation’s greenest campuses. It is also recognized as one of the most environmentally responsible colleges or universities in the U.S. Things as...
“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” and that is true.
My last fall semester abroad at FGCU was everything of a semester exchange but also the journey of a lifetime. Reflecting...
That dreaded time of the year when we must “spring forward” is creeping up once again. Last year there was talk about getting rid of daylight savings altogether, but it hasn’t been made official...
Just two years ago, the United States Capitol was under attack by its own people. I remember exactly what I was doing when I received the news; I was at home eating lunch with my mom when my phone continued...
The first day in Jan. seems like the best time to set new goals and expectations for yourself, but is it worth it in the long run?
Only 9% of New Year's resolutions are completed, according to a 2022...
With winter break commencing, students share their excitement towards their time off for the holiday season before the start of the spring semester. For students, it’s just just in time for a break from...
“His fever isn’t going down, why is this happening? I should’ve noticed this sooner…”
Eliza is a single mother driving her sick son Oliver through a blistering snowstorm. Not only is it...
