The world has a new sight — and it's an artificial one. Artificial intelligence. But what is AI really, and how is it changing the world as we know it? Is it merely a bubble, or is it here to stay? With...

With the fall semester coming to a close, students' workload continues to pick up. For many of them, the library is a quiet place where they can get their work done and leave the distractions of their...

President Aysegul Timur has been in office as the fifth president of FGCU for two years now. Since the start of the five-year strategic plan, Timur discussed how the university is progressing on each goal...

The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) released the 2025 Sustainable Campus Index (SCI) on Sept. 9, and FGCU received a gold-level rating. The Sustainability...

The FGCUs chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the National English Honor Society, is an international academic organization that recognizes achievement in the study of the English language, writing, and literature.  Established...

The conversation around free speech on college campuses is nothing new. From the 1960s in Berkeley to protests surrounding the war in Gaza today, universities are hotbeds of expression. While the First...

Student success is essential for a university to grow.  Over the summer, University President Aysegul Timur hired Paul Dosal to assume the role of vice president and vice provost of student success...

Regardless of the device you are using, content overload is unavoidable.  The constant bombardment of entertainment and pressure to look at a screen is a feeling that is becoming part of the human...

Several four-legged creatures welcomed students on their return to campus. Black bears have been spotted roaming around FGCU, raising safety concerns among students.  FGCU’s University Police Department...

Students Elijah Thompson and Kiera Rogers organized a vigil honoring Charlie Kirk’s life for the local community on Monday at Estero Community Park. Hundreds of people attended to pay their respects...

Every new college student is forced to dive into general education requirement classes. Students are expected to be reintroduced to topics from high school, such as English composition, biology, and government,...

FGCU’s “First Day Ready” initiative might sound like a student’s dream. Textbooks are at your disposal, waiting for you at your doorstep before classes begin.  The catch is that students don’t...