A few days ago, Nintendo released their second game direct of the year which primarily featured content for the Nintendo Switch 2. The direct showcased new features, ported games from the Switch, additional...
Students in Professor Barbara Fuentes’ class were given the unique opportunity to walk a mile in someone’s shoes. Figuratively that is.
“When we see someone who’s rich or doing well, always...
From social observations on campus to relevant debates about modern society, FGCU’s Sociology Club is where curious minds come together to explore the world through a sociological lens, one conversation...
Mental health is complicated and often overwhelming. Some people go through the majority of their lives without knowing what makes them the way they are. Yet, as we get older, there are always little fragments...
Publishing personal work seems like an impossible feat for many artists. However, faculty at FGCU allow students to take control of their future. FGCU has its own, university-sponsored, on-campus literary...
In January, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned the use of the synthetic dye Red 3 in food and drug products. While the FDA’s ban is a very important milestone, it is only a small step...
I hope you’ve all had a magical past month, just as I have. Recently, I visited Walt Disney World to experience its 2025 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts.
Disney’s Festival of the Arts celebrates...
Adaptive Services is located behind Seidler Hall and next to Lucas Hall on the first floor of the Student and Community Counseling Center.
Their job? To provide students with disabilities with an...
Civil engineers design, build and maintain infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, buildings, dams, airports and water supply systems.
FGCU’s student chapter of The American Society of Civil...
On Feb. 27, the results of the 2025/26 Student Government President and Vice President election were announced at The Boardwalk in North Lake Village.
SG President-Elect Gianna Ihuoma, a junior double...
The FGCU Chemistry Club hosted a Pi Day celebration and fundraiser on the Library Lawn. Each year, math enthusiasts around the world celebrate Pi Day on March 14 (3/14) – the date mimics the first three...
From individual to individual and even platform to platform celebrity activism can look vastly different. Past movements include the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, social media blackouts and the promotion of...
