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Funding for environmental projects, education, aquarium, other tourism attractions, road projects, health care, nonprofit organizations all on list.

Four Florida Tech women's volleyball team members earned a spot on the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team as announced by the organization Tuesday afternoon. Chiara Patelli, Courtney Capar, Jeanne Hassoun, and Antia Vallecas Rodriguez were the four Panthers to earn CSC Academic All-District Team honors.

The public event runs from 7-8:30 p.m. at Gleason Performing Arts Center on campus. Admission is free but registration is requested.

We’ve made it to the conclusion of the Fall Semester and the half-way point of the academic year. What a great start we’ve had!

/PRNewswire/ -- Electra.aero, Inc., (Electra) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Alejandra Uranga as Chief Engineer, Research and Future Concepts...

Florida Tech's ATLAS Lab researches pilot interfaces for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, supporting air taxi and cargo operations.

Being a scholar-athlete at Florida Tech takes an incredible amount of hard work and dedication to excel both in the classroom and on the field. Panther men's cross country runner Michael Cowles, a senior who is majoring in Aerospace Engineering, joins us for a new edition of Scholar-Athlete Spotlight.

More than two dozen Health First associate “Culture Champions” found out this week during a collaborative event with Florida Institute of Technology, as they constructed “oyster mats” to help clean and detoxify Brevard’s precious natural resources – particularly the Indian River lagoon – as part of the Living Docks Initiative

Florida Tech College of Aeronautics undergrads Eunseo Heo and Jacob Wolfe have each won a 2023 Scholars Award from the Tony Jannus Distinguished Aviation Society.

Balancing rigorous coursework with a high-level sport is no easy feat. But what does a day in the life of a scholar athlete really look like?