Music, dancing, hors d’oeuvres and study-abroad scholarships will all be available in one place Friday: the annual International Reception.
Hosted by International Services and funded in part by Student...
Size matters, at least when it comes to creating an engineering college that works for students.
Florida Gulf Coast University’s College of Engineering is the smallest in the state, but it has reached...
On Friday, September 6, a crowd of 160, along with the Estero High School’s ROTC Color Guard and the Naples Concert Band, gathered for the dedication ceremony of the Veterans Pavilion at Florida Gulf...
“Sonata City” may not be as catchy as “Dunk City,” but thanks to four Florida Gulf Coast University pianists, it is just as fitting.
This summer, 19-year-old FGCU senior Priscila Navarro brought...
The FGCU Faculty Senate members who rely on Lee Tran Route 60 to get to work, as well as those who did not feel staff and students were given a voice in the recent route cut, filed a resolution Friday...
Students who use the Lee Tran Route 60 to get to campus now need to search for alternative transportation.
Steve Magiera, vice president of university advancement and executive director of the FGCU Foundation...
For just $10, a child’s dream can come true.
The Children’s Cancer Foundation will be holding its second annual Zumbathon on Saturday,Feb. 23 in Alico Arena’s Auxiliary Gym from noon to 4 p.m.
Sponsors...
What is it like to celebrate the Chinese New Year?
According to Assistant Director of Student Affairs, Xue Qin Wang, “It’s like Thanksgiving times fifteen.”
Fifteen, because the Asian celebration...
