FGCU’s Police Department and Heroes Unmasked Inc., a Southwest Florida nonprofit, are partnering for UPD’s 5th Annual Toy Drive. Participants can donate new, unopened toys, and contribute monetarily....
Hayley Lemery, Assignment & Features Editor
• November 25, 2022
Small business owner Vincent “Vinny” Lamanna has been operating Vinnys Customs out of his dorm room at FGCU. With his ever-growing business, his custom shoes were noticed by a professional athlete...
Seven FGCU researchers from The Water School have returned from a week-long research cruise where they studied Hurricane Ian’s impact on the ocean.
The team focused on water quality sampling, red...
A report was made Nov. 6 about a driver defacing political signs on Ben Hill Griffin Parkway. The officer that arrived on scene, advised the individual who called where to place new political signs. The...
Twenty five years ago, FGCU was a newborn institution, and its first class was roaming the university’s buildings. One of the first milestones working towards putting FGCU on the map was the faculty-led...
Despite being a predominantly white institution in a red state, FGCU still has a diverse student body more than deserving of representation. Students and faculty of all minority demographics study, work...
The Board of Trustees moved to reopen the presidential search for FGCU’s next president on Thursday. Two weeks prior, a vote was supposed to take place to choose the next president. Since then, finalists...
After nearly half a decade of planning, The Water School is officially opening its new facility for students, professors and faculty with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house.
FGCU broke ground...
Carly Gugel, Contributing Writer
• November 16, 2022
An FGCU student is speaking out after the university temporarily denied his access to the Instagram account, “WeAreFGCU,” after he shared his political affiliation. The account, which has 9,700 followers,...
Alex McBride, Contributing Writer
• November 15, 2022
On Oct. 12, exactly two weeks after Hurricane Ian, Florida SouthWestern State College reopened its Collier, Charlotte, and Hendry/Glades campuses for students to return to classes. However, FSW’s Lee...
Hayley Lemery, Assignment & Features Editor
• November 15, 2022
On Monday, Nov. 14, a second presidential finalist, Dr. Tod Laursen, withdrew from the presidency selection. Out of the three chosen finalists for FGCU’s fifth president, Dr. Robert Gregerson is the...
FGCU has established a partnership with online mental health support resources Uwill and Togetherall just in time to assist students in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
The partnership was announced...
