The students of Professor Maria Roca's Integrated Core Senior Seminar have high hopes for the future of FGCU. On Oct. 12 they marched to President Bradshaw's office, with the single purpose of turning over their hopes for the university to him. The idea behind this demonstration came from a group of students who, after reading a section title "Courage is Contagious," from Paul Loeb's book, "The Impossible Will Take a While," decided to create an activity involving an act of courage.… Post the First Comment

Senators voted to remove Jade McClelland from her position in Student Government.… Post the First Comment

The opening of Parking Garage 3 was just the beginning of the traffic flow improvements students can expect to see. The University Police Department has construction plans in the making that will further assist with traffic flow on campus. In the upcoming months a traffic light will replace the four-way stop in front of the Student Union.… Post the First Comment

This year's Eaglepalooza will host performances by Sean Paul and Mims. Comedians Aries Spears and Roy Woods Jr., will also make an appearance at the annual event as an opening act. Campus Recreation announced the performers on its Web site Friday Oct. 30.… Post the First Comment

A year and a half ago, Steeve Dormeus and Tramell Zackery, seized an opportunity to bring something new to campus. Coming from different backgrounds, they decided to bring in a fraternity that was as diverse as they were. FGCU welcomed Sigma Lambda Beta, a Latino-based fraternity on Oct.… Post the First Comment

Being a college student demands an active role not only in classes, but in extra-curricular activities as well. A 4.0 is no longer impressive on its own. Eric Cherasia, a junior majoring in civil and environmental engineering, is one student of FGCU who is well aware of that.… 1 Comment

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1) Monday, Oct. 26 at 9:36 a.m.: A student ran out of gas on the way to class. Officers transported the student to a gas station to purchase gas. 2) Monday, Oct. 26 at 9:40 p.m.: An ill individual indicated he had not eaten since 8 a.m. and had just returned from playing basketball to visit friends.… Post the First Comment