After battling with her weight and self-image since childhood, Peers Care member Missy Salomon, will team up with the Office of Prevention and Wellness to host the annual “Celebrate Your Body” ...
People rarely think of stress as a positive thing. However, whether realized or not, stress can be a motivator that either forces change or makes people see the reality of circumstances.
According to a...
Classes at FGCU have began, and the Renaissance Academy at FGCU is open for spring term enrollment.
The Renaissance Academy is an academy where adults can enroll in noncredit classes to continue their...
On Friday, Dec. 9, FGCU’s Board of Trustees is scheduled to convene for their last meeting of the year.
During this meeting, BOT will decide on the approval of a revised timeline for the presidential...
We are a nation of diversity — including both males and females — or so we think.
We have elected the 45th president of the United States of America, and, yes, he will be a male, but that was the people’s...
On Tuesday, Oct. 25, the Muslim Student Association celebrated humanity and diversity by creating discussions with students and faculty near the old library entrance.
The event “We are Human” sought...
On Sep. 26, 2016, the Gresham-Kite Pilot Scholarship House in North Lake Village opened its doors to welcome Eagles in hopes that students become aware of the rent-free living opportunity.
The Welcome...
Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s use of a personal email account and server during her tenure as Secretary of State has dominated the headlines over the past several months. However, it is still...
A GoFundMe page has been created in honor of former Eagle Rebeca Olivera by brother Paul Olivera to establish an endowed memorial scholarship at FGCU. Rebeca, an FGCU graduate with an environmental engineering...
