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Keeshawn Kellman didn’t take a long and winding road from Princeton to Florida Gulf Coast University. It was fast and direct. In the first round of the 2023 NCAA tournament, Kellman helped Princeton stage a historic basketball victory over second-seeded Arizona, scoring eight points and blocking two shots as the Tigers became the fourth…
Florida Gulf Coast University honors its top scholars each semester by naming undergraduate students to the President’s or Dean’s lists. The combined published lists for the fall 2023 semester feature 4,521 students from 41 states and 32 countries. Roughly 82% of honorees on the combined list are from Florida. The President’s List celebrates students who…
Allayna Vanderheid, who graduated with a master of physician assistant studies in December, gained a favorable impression of the program long before she enrolled at Florida Gulf Coast University. This came courtesy of favorable reviews of the program from her sister, Zoe, a 2021 graduate. So, when the time came for Allayna to consider PA…
FGCU’s Harry Maisch talks about sharks with NBC 2 reporter.
The Audit and Compliance Committee of the Florida Gulf Coast University Board of Trustees will meet virtually at 9 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 1. The live webcast is available at fgcu.edu/boardcast. Click here to view the agenda packet. Public comment on agenda items must be sent by email to [email protected] no later than 5 p.m. Wednesday,…
FGCU students get hands-on learning through a unique escape room simulation.
Stepping onto a warm, sandy beach in Barbados, Jabari Irons already knew he was a champion. “When I compete, I train to win,” said Irons. The first-time Barbados Open Grand competitor beat six others in his weight class but ultimately lost by one point to three-time Pan-American Champion Yurieski Torreblanca of Cuba. A veteran traditional…