Hayley Lemery, Assignment and Features Editor
• September 26, 2022
As of Monday, Sept. 26 at 11 a.m, Hurricane Ian has advanced to a Category 1 Hurricane. It has reached maximum sustained winds of 80 mph and is headed northwest at 13 mph, according to the National Hurricane...
On Sept. 4, a female student called the University Police Department (UPD) to file a report on a male student for pulling a gun on her at Viva Le Mirage Night Club. According to the report, the male student...
There are so many fun activities to do under the sun at FGCU. Keep yourself occupied and involved by attending events held by organizations such as Programming Board. While some students are commuting...
After two years of virtual Eagle View Orientation (EVO), incoming freshmen are finally able to learn what life at FGCU is like, live and in person. With COVID-19 numbers significantly lower than they were...
As I sit here at home for the summer missing FGCU and counting the days till move-in, let’s dive into what eagles involved on campus and taking classes online have been up to this summer.
Now, this...
When I was in high school, I thought balancing between my schoolwork and my social life was difficult, but oh how I was wrong. When I moved into college, everything changed.
I never had to ask permission...
Studying is a major part of the college experience. As students, we not only spend hours each week attending class and completing our assignments but also studying for important exams in ways we deem useful.
To...
With the combination of weekly assignments, tests, late night study sessions, constant quizzes, work, personal issues, and the overall attempt to balance it all, decompressing is an essential during the...
Class, homework, extracurriculars, and social life are all essentials to a college student and their future success. Working a campus job while in college is another addition to a student’s already busy...
I don’t remember exactly how that day played out; it all just seems like a distant memory to me. I get flashes here and there, but time does not seem real. Feb. 14, 2018, will go down in history as the...
Riley Hazel, Assignments and Features Editor
• February 8, 2022
After several bobcat sightings on FGCU property, professors and students are working together to create new signage to slow down drivers.
Director of the Wings of Hope program Ricky Pires saw the sightings...
