Living in the modern era of technology allows for immediate unlimited access to the news. Media literacy is all the more important with false information being as prevalent as ever. Social media allows...
On March 9, Dr. Harry Maisch and two FGCU students, senior Connor Bapst and junior Mikey Ryan, embarked on a 17-hour road trip to Conway, Arkansas. This trip took this FGCU trio to the South-Central Section...
Everyone gets lonely sometimes. One FGCU professor realized elementary school lunch should not be the time for children to experience that and took initiative for change.
The No Kid Eats Alone program...
If you have ever been inside the Starbucks on campus, you have likely taken notice of the vending machine stocked with contraceptives, chargers, medication, deodorant, feminine products and other emergency...
Johnathan Minehan, Assistant Assignment & Features Editor
• April 23, 2025
FGCU recently added seven new cars to their facility, helping create a more visible look to the current University Police Department (UPD) vehicles.
Each car costs $43,935 and has been upgraded to...
With the recent decision to use biodegradable confetti in the upcoming May Commencement, FGCU is setting a step in the right direction. A campus that prides itself on conservation and preservation of natural...
For some students at FGCU, current food prices are keeping them from dining out. Cooper Aiello, an entrepreneurship student, experienced this firsthand and wanted to find a solution.
This led him...
Imagine visiting your cousins in the countryside, only to be greeted by war of mass proportions. This is the premise of the film “How I Live Now.” It presents a breathtaking perspective on the impact...
On a campus where fast fashion often dominates student wardrobes, two FGCU seniors are offering a sustainable alternative– right on FGCU’s library lawn and student plaza.
Second Chance, Co. is...
FGCU education majors will start seeing changes in their experience in the upcoming semesters.
The FGCU College of Education recently received budget cuts from the university. This will affect education...
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...
