Iron Eagles is a fun and friendly strength challenge where participants can test their one-rep max in three lifts – bench press, squat, and deadlift. Attend 2 sessions to earn an Iron Eagles exclusive t-shirt!

Join us for a workshop on business, economics, and data in agriculture! Learn from Dr. Roka and engage in activities with us in the Food Forest. 

The information session is targeted toward prospective RA applicants who are seeking additional information regarding the application process, hiring process, RA position, and general interview tips. 

Join Impact as we sharing in authentic community with each other and with Jesus Christ!

Skit Night is the main event of Sigma Chi’s Derby Days philanthropy week. Participating sororities will perform themed skits inspired by popular films as part of a judged competition. The event supports the Huntsman Cancer Foundation and serves as the culmination of the week’s fundraising efforts.

Musical Improv is sweeping the nation; come out on November 13th for a beginner-friendly and interactive introduction to the art of incorporating music into your scenes! We will be playing a series of games similar to the format of our workshops / general body meetings...but with music!

the Senate Executive committee meets every Thursday at 6PM. Members of the public are welcome! 

Mock trial meeting

      Discussion on how to create memorable and believable characters. 

Pokémon Club General Meeting Join us for our Pokémon Club General Meeting! Whether you’re a casual fan, a competitive battler, or just someone who loves the world of Pokémon, this is the perfect place to connect with fellow trainers on campus. At this meeting, we’ll: Introduce the club’s mission, events, and activities for the semester Share opportunities to get involved in casual play, competitive battles, and community events Discuss upcoming tournaments, game nights, and Pokémon Go walks Get to know other members with some fun icebreaker activities No prior experience or knowledge is required—just bring your love for Pokémon!

Students come together to connect and learn about our organization. The event starts with icebreakers to encourage interaction, followed by a brief introduction to our activity for that day and our upcoming events.

The Senate Executive committee meets every Thursday at 6:15PM. Members of the public are welcome! 

Fun reenactment of the Knives Out movie. Find the clues to answer who murdered Azul?

Join us for our bi-weekly general meetings, where we will discuss a different anthropological topic each meeting. These meetings are open to any student who has an interest in Anthropology. Expect fun activities, new connections, learning, and snacks! Follow our Instagram @fgcuanthropology to stay up-to-date on our meeting topics and any other updates. We look forward to seeing you there!

A weekly activity or information session surrounding mental health!

🎉 The Lantern Event 🎉 Wishes, Lanterns & Good Vibes Come join us for a fun and meaningful night! You’ll get to: ✨ Write your wishes and hang them on lanterns – a beautiful tradition from many Asian cultures that symbolizes hope and dreams. 📸 Take photos at our lantern-themed photobooth with friends! 🍩 Enjoy free Mochi Dough treats – sweet, tasty, and totally worth it. 🎤 Join the storytelling contest – or just come listen! Funny, inspiring, or heartfelt stories welcome. It’s the perfect mix of chill vibes, culture, and fun with your campus community. Bring your friends and be part of something special!

Join pre-PA for a general body meeting regarding elections!

FGCU Car Club hosts weekly meets every Thursday from 8–10 PM on the top floor of Parking Garage 1, next to The Water School. Join us to connect with fellow car enthusiasts, showcase your ride, and partake in a relaxed automotive community.

This is the required training for all 2025-2026 Presidents, Vice Presidents, Secretaries, and Treasurers for new RSOs or for newly elected officers for the 2025-2026 academic year.    Participants will be required to check in and out utilizing their Event Pass; credit will not be provided if they do not stay for the duration of the training.    Please note that Training is not complete until you submit the agreements provided during the training within the designated timelines.

The Community of Care Campus Network is a 3-hour workshop - This workshop is for Students only! There will be another workshop for Faculty/Staff offered at a later date this semester. This workshop will cover topics such as: College student mental health, active listening & empathy, crisis de-escalation skills, suicide prevention & intervention, and connecting students to support. At the completion of this training, individuals will receive a certificate of completion, as well as a Community of Care Campus Network sticker. Trained individuals can post this sticker in their residence halls, offices, put on their computers, etc to denote that they have this type of training and they are good resources for students needing additional support.   Sign up NOW, as space is limited: SIGN UP HERE!