News regarding the addition of pickleball and golf courses in Florida State Parks has caused quite the racket. After all, a calm excursion can easily become a loud, chaotic nightmare brought on by the...
Alexandra Cavalier, Assistant Assignment & Features Editor
• February 19, 2024
On Feb. 6, a parent requested a welfare check on their student because they were unable to contact them. The officer contacted the student and asked them to contact the complainant. The student did not...
The Office of Career Development Services launched Azul’s Attire, a professional closet available to all FGCU students earlier this semester.
Azul’s Attire aims to give students professional wear,...
Riley Hazel, Assignment and Features Editor
• February 27, 2022
FGCU announced yesterday that it will begin to phase out its COVID-19-related resources, according to an email.
The Veoci app and its contact tracing system will become inactive on March 7, the first...
Throughout my life, I have always wanted to like coffee. I have tried the hand-crafted drink too many times to count and every single time, I like it even less. Now energy drinks, I always knew I could...
Derick Nangle, a music therapy major at FGCU, has been playing his tuba while carrying a sign along the shore of Fort Myers Beach since August 2020. Nangle performed every Saturday until last month, on...
FGCU has launched a vaccine incentive program for students and faculty who voluntarily show proof of vaccination. All currently enrolled students and active employees are eligible for $100 in Eagle Dollars...
The school year is just beginning, and as classes kick off and the campus starts to settle down, Student Government leaders are preparing to introduce themselves to the student body. Alyssa Fleischer and...
FGCU takes pride in developing the campus to aid students in their endeavors. This means creating new structures as well as renovating what is already present. This Fall semester, students will get a first...
Governor Ron DeSantis signed legislation this past month that will require public universities and colleges to annually survey their students and staff about their beliefs, citing in the bill that these...
FGCU is partnering with non-profit organization For the Love of Cats by offering a scholarship to biology students that have the intent to go into veterinary practice in SWFL.
For the Love of Cats is...
Kathryn Kelly is the CEO and founder of The Heights Foundation, an organization that works to build strong, sufficient families in the Harlem Heights neighborhood in Fort Myers, Florida.
Many families...
