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Florida Tech mourns the passing of Edward Croy, a laser research technician and technology whisperer who spent nearly 15 years at Florida Tech helping to harness the university’s tools and machines for education and industry.

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 swimmer Colin Harrison, a junior who is majoring in Astrophysics and Astronomy, sat down with us for this edition of Scholar-Athlete Spotlight.

Who remembers "Annie," the dragon-shaped green concrete structure that stood at the southern tip of Merritt Island, known as Dragon Point, where the Indian River Lagoon splits to form the Banana River Lagoon?

New research from a Florida Tech astrobiologist examines this broad class of objects that are not gravitationally bound to any stars.

Mr. Croy was a laser research technician and technology whisperer who spent nearly 15 years at Florida Tech.

The Pioneers won all three sets but just a combined nine points.

L3Harris Institute for Assured Information at Florida Tech recently hosted the 2nd International Workshop on Adaptive Cyber Defense.

The event featured technical presentations, a panel discussion focused on open problems and research solutions, and lightning talks.

The Chadron State volleyball team finished 1-1 on day one of the Rollins College Invitational in Winter Park, Florida on Friday.

The annual “Dancing For The Space Coast” event is sponsored by the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, L3 Harris Corporation, Space Coast Daily, and the Florida Institute of Technology, in partnership to help local charities in Brevard County. This year’s recipients of the proceeds from “Dancing For The Space Coast” that was held on Saturday, June 4, were The Children’s Hunger Project, Astronaut Memorial Foundation, and the Sheriff’s Pet Posse. As a result of incredible and generous...