Alexandra Cavalier, Assistant Assignment & Features Editor
• April 16, 2024
Over 1,600 students and faculty gathered on the library lawn on April 8 to watch the solar eclipse. The FGCU library and the Whitaker Center for STEM Education partnered together to plan the event, which...
Duran Bush, Eagle Radio Station Manager
• September 20, 2023
The MakerSpace is a new room in the FGCU library where all students and faculty can come to work on projects that turn something digital into something physical. This room offers 3D printing, laser printing...
The newest exhibit to be added to the university archives combines the past and present using a distinctive format: letterpress.
The exhibit opened on Feb. 23, “Printed Works: Adaptations of Virginia...
Students who have been through the library since the beginning of the semester may have noticed something different. The fire door that connects the West side of the library to the East side is closed.
“The...
FGCU has started a new initiative called the Textbook Affordability Project with the goal of providing textbook content to students without having them spend any money. The university is funding the project...
Hayley Lemery, Assignment and Features Editor
• August 24, 2022
The Global Engagement Office (GEO) at FGCU wanted to provide a resource that gives international and study abroad students easy access to take passport photos. As result, a photo booth has been introduced...
You’re running late to class but you have to print an essay. You rush into the library to print, only to find that all of the computers at the print station are being used. What do you do?
Turn around.
By...
Workshops are being held at Florida Gulf Coast University’s library, yet very few students are attending.
Each of the 11 workshops is geared for students in their field of study. They range from “Finding...
Dead men tell no tales unless you’re a forensic anthropologist.
Florida Gulf Coast University’s newest library exhibit is Dead Men Do Tell Tales: The William R. Maples Collection. Maples was a world...
Spending four days on campus means plenty of time to have fun on campus. I've been making use of that time by setting my cameras up and letting them run two second interval exposures making for smooth...
