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The Student Body Supreme Court dismissed ACTION party’s appeal of the 2018 Student Government Election on Tuesday, March 13.
According...
The ACTION party is calling for an appeal of the recent student government election, stating “loophole utilization” by the SOAR party in an “unfair campaign process,” according to a letter sent...
Bells signify events. They always have. Throughout history, bells have rung for noteworthy occasions like weddings and wars, and for other more practical reasons, like signifying the time.
FGCU has one...
There is no FGCU “house style.” Each student artist brings his or her own diverse and creative perspectives to each art piece, and that’s what makes the senior art showcases so special, according...
Missing student Christopher Jarell Woodard has been found and is safe, according to an email sent out by UPD chief Steven Moore.
Woodard was reported missing on Aug. 26 after he was last seen the day before,...
A tropical storm warning is in effect for Lee County as Tropical Storm Emily makes its way to the central west coast of Florida, according to UPD.
FGCU operations will remain normal and area residents...
What began as a class assignment evolved into a demonstration of sign-bearing students gathered on the library lawn on Thursday afternoon for the Soar Above Hate rally, an event to bring awareness to the...
On Friday, Oct. 28, President Barack Obama spoke at a Sec. Hillary Clinton Campaign Rally at the CFE arena in Orlando. The president urged UCF students to get out and vote, not only for Clinton, but also...
FGCU is the first university in Florida to join the Real Food Challenge, a student-led program designed to draw FGCU’s food budget away from corporate farming and junk food and, instead, direct it toward...
Thousands upon thousands of people lined up just before midnight on July 30 in bookstores across America. Excited whispers and raucous laughter filled rooms as readers of all shapes, sizes and ages waited...
Luis Vielma, 22, was one of 49 people murdered on June 29 in the largest mass shooting in U.S. history. However, he — and every one of the people who died that night — is more than just a number...
