Victoria Foltz, Contributing Writer
• September 23, 2021
As a freshman walking through South Village was something I had obviously never experienced. There were people everywhere: students, volunteers, parents, all carrying boxes and rolling suitcases. After...
Since the first day of the Fall 2021 semester, students have not been able to use the Double Map phone application to see where shuttles for South Village, North Lake and West Lake are located during their...
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...
Taylor Wilson, Contributing Writer
• August 25, 2021
As a transfer student to FGCU, this will be my first semester where the majority of my classes are on campus and in-person. I feel like a freshman just starting out, but the lingering effects of coronavirus...
By Katie Loudermilk
Staff Writer
Did 2020 really end?
Although the calendar says it is 2021, the world does not seem that much different.
After COVID-19 led to millions of deaths, unemployment rates...
By Delinah Rosario
Staff Writer
Due to COVID-19, people have been forced to celebrate events a little differently this year.
From virtually blowing out candles to staying socially distanced, FGCU...
By Erica Fish
Staff Writer
The dismissal bell signals the end of school as students swarm out into the halls, buzzing with relief after finishing the day’s lessons. But choosing to remain behind, a third-grade...
By Katie Loudermilk
Staff Writer
On Monday afternoon, November 23rd, I called my grandmother to wish her a happy birthday.
She just turned 74 and I was planning on visiting her in Georgia the day...
By Alexandra Gordon
Staff Writer
According to a National Council for Home and Safety report, Florida Gulf Coast University is listed as the 7th safest school in the United States, but do students...
By Rian Walsky
Staff Writer
Everything in life, in some shape or form is related to taxes or has an effect on them.
The roads we drive on every day, the school we attend, the houses we live in, the things...
By Erica Fish
Staff Writer
When the first news broke out about the novel Coronavirus this past March, everyone’s lives did a 180.
Scrambling in figuring out what’s going on, while hectically flipping...
