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The funding will fuel two critical initiatives that will harness the power of technology to supercharge the Sunshine State’s economic future.

Florida Tech's interim president, departing in January, will leave the Melbourne campus a bit greener -- and cooler -- than when he arrived.

On May 9th, 2023 our universe lost one of its brightest stars when Theresa Marie Brown (Terry), mom, grandma, and great-grandma ("GG"), passed away peacefully at home in Indialantic Fl, at the age of 92.

In September 2022, Florida Tech alumni Dennis Bourne ’79 A.S., ’81, left, and Brandon Bourne ’13 made history as the first Black father-son duo to fly together with American Airlines. Along with them on the historic flight was Dennis’ wife and Brandon’s mother, Crystal; Brandon’s wife, Yasmine Yousef ’13; and Brandon and Yasmine’s daughter, Mina.

New technology is being installed to track ocean currents on the Space Coast.

In 2022, Dennis Bourne ’79 A.S., ’81, and Brandon Bourne ’13 were the first Black father-son duo to fly together with American Airlines.

Jeremy Casperson ’10 found a way to combine his love of NASCAR with his knowledge of engineering—by turning stadiums into racetracks.

Named to the Florida Tech Board of Trustees in 1996, he came to the university after a prestigious, 35-year career at General Motors.

Scientists at the University of South Florida say the record-breaking mass of sargassum seaweed out in the Atlantic shrank 15% from April to May.