FGCU will compare itself to universities across the nation this month as a participant in the National Assessment of Service and Community Engagement.
The survey, produced by New York’s Siena College,...
Three years ago, social media brought FGCU student Jordan Shedrow and then-20-year-old Paul Hollenback together. Shedrow and Hollenback, who is one of 400 people in the United States with life-threatening...
Jessica Rhea smiles a lot but never as much as at Community Engagement Day.
“People walk around and smile,” Rhea said. “You literally walk around smiling.”
Rhea, the director of service learning...
President Barack Obama recently declared April to be National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month, shining a national spotlight on the issue of sexual assault. However, FGCU’s vice president...
Students will have the chance to share their community service projects with their peers at the sixth annual Community Engagement Day on Friday, April 15.
“I think it’s the most exciting day of the...
Fort Myers Beach is by no means a ghost town, but local business owners have been impacted by the Lake Okeechobee releases all the same.
Josh Stewart, the owner of Adventure in Paradise Boat Cruises and...
College isn’t just about fun and games, but on Friday, April 8, five students from an FGCU class will try to make it that way for disabled high schoolers visiting campus.
Students Lindsey Morimanno,...
The final presentation at FGCU’s Free Market Environmentalism Conference was interrupted Saturday, when two anti-fracking protesters stood at the front of the room. They held a sign that read “Down...
When Eagles for Liberty president and Students for Liberty campus coordinator, Emily Reynolds, was given the chance to put on a spring conference of any topic, she picked a focus that is dear to both her...
The Florida presidential preference primaries on Tuesday, March 15 pulled 46 percent of registered voters to the polls. It was the highest number of voters for a presidential preference primary in 40 years,...
Women Helping Women
In honor of Women’s History Month, five FGCU students will be hosting a speaker event March 28 to inspire their female and male peers to strive for excellence. The event is called...
Wednesday night’s Captains for Clean Water meeting brought together 60 diverse people — FGCU students and longtime locals, National Rifle Association members and Sierra Club members — to talk about...
