Dara Rosen, Contributing Writer
• November 7, 2022
Despite Hurricane Ian disrupting vaccine clinics, FGCU is still committed to making vaccines accessible to their students, faculty and staff.
A vaccine clinic scheduled for Sept. 29 was canceled due...
The last COVID-19 grant is being offered to FGCU students who are in need of financial assistance.
The U.S. Department of Education is providing supplemental funds to assist students impacted by COVID-19....
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...
Ricardo Rivera, a Music Education major with a Vocal Concentration at FGCU, prepared 11 songs in five different languages for his junior recital on February 13th. He paid an accompanist $600, and prepared...
By Nina Mendes
News & Features Editor
Two FGCU fraternities have been placed on immediate interim suspension due to allegations of unfortunate conduct, according to an email sent by President Martin.
The...
On March 11 the World Health Organization declared the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus a global pandemic. Since then cases have begun to exponentially grow across the globe.
On March 12 Florida Governor...
EN Photo by Julia Bonavita
FGCU’s local Super Target and Publix remain bare less than two weeks after the campus announced classes will move online in response to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak.
According...
Dr. Norman Swan Talks about young people and the COVID-19 epidemic. Courtesy of: ABC Australia Coronacast podcast.
During a morning press conference with the White House, Ambassador Dr. Deborah Birx announced...
