Gudfellas, the latest indie/alternative rock band entering Fort Myers’s world of music, is performing at Nectar Lab Saturday, April 22.
While most bands are known for certain sounds, Gudfellas is...
The Presidential Search Firm, Greenwood Asher & Associates, has entered the recruitment phase in the search for FGCU’s fifth president.
During Thursday’s Board of Trustees meeting, material...
In the case that you aren’t able to make it to tonight’s Candidate Forum to hear from student body presidential and vice presidential candidates, here’s how to virtually tune in.
Student Government...
Updated Jan. 23, 2023, 11:24 a.m. to add information from a campus-wide email from Chief of Police James Slapp.
UPD detained three male subjects in Eagle Hall for possession of pellet guns early...
Hayley Lemery, Assignment and Features Editor
• August 2, 2022
Florida Gulf Coast University is returning to in-person commencement graduation ceremonies since the pandemic for fall 2022 graduates. FGCU’s Commencement Team alerted the student body through an email...
Hayley Lemery, Assignment and Features Editor
• August 2, 2022
A man was found dead near Garage B in South Village just before 4 a.m. on Aug. 2. The University Police Department responded to the scene. They do not suspect any foul play.
Pamela McCabe, the Coordinator...
Sustainability and music are two completely different things, but a few passionate students found a way to make them intertwined, complementing each other in a celebration that everyone can enjoy. And...
Living in 2022, digital history is a thing of the future. This year was FGCU’s 25th anniversary and one student here thought it was important to showcase that history digitally.
FGCU history and accounting...
Broadening one’s horizons is the vehicle to knowledge, experience, and growth. This March, FGCU Environmental Science Masters student Ella Guedouar embodied this sentiment and traveled abroad to study...
U.S. Congressman Byron Donalds visited Florida Gulf Coast University last Monday and spoke about critical race theory to FGCU Turning Point USA members.
He spoke in opposition of critical race theory...
Tanner Jenni, Contributing Writer
• April 20, 2022
A marine biologist is educating FGCU students about the importance of a recently discovered possible manta ray breeding ground.
In February 2022, marine biologist and research scientist, Jessica Pate,...
A local robotics team is preparing for a competition far, far away - the FIRST® Robotics World Championships in Houston, Texas.
Java the Hutts is a team of high school students, two of which are dual-enrolled...
