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Florida Tech was one of the 10 best universities in the country for the quality of the career and learning-related opportunities it provides students, according to a survey conducted for the Wall Street Journal/College Pulse 2024 Best Colleges rankings.

Florida Tech senior Lina Stranger-Johannessen was named the Sunshine State Conference Defensive Player of the Week, announced by the league on Monday.

Weird Florida find! Woman walking on Indialantic beach found 300-pound rubber bale that experts think is from sunken German ship used in World War II.

Florida Tech was named Large Business of the Year by the Cocoa Beach Regional Chamber of Commerce, recognition of the university’s community impact and regional significance.

The leading schools were praised for small classes, strong networks of alumni, innovative facilities and impactful internship opportunities.

The Dolphins freshman runner garnered 72.8 percent of the total vote in the PNJ’s online poll held after the Oct. 2-7 playing period.

It was named Large Business of the Year by the chamber, recognition of the university’s community impact and regional significance.

The Bisk College of Business at Florida Tech will hold its 24th Annual High School Business Ethics Competition starting at 9 a.m. on November 3.

A 37-cent donation helped spur the founding of Florida Tech in 1958. A 37-hour special event will help it continue to flourish. Supercharging the annual Day of Giving, Florida Tech is excited to announce 37 Hours of Giving. The festivities start at 11 a.m. on November 8 and go until midnight on November 9.

Driven by Florida Tech’s outstanding academics, stellar reputation, top-notch facilities and unparalleled career opportunities for graduates, a record cohort of incoming students started classes at the Melbourne university this fall, President John Nicklow told faculty and staff Wednesday morning in his inaugural State of the University address.