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Williams will help lead the way toward what’s next as she and Barry Wilmore will pilot the Starliner spacecraft on its first crewed mission.

With only a month to go, the 2023 ‘Dancing for the Space Coast’ dancers are preparing for their final dance routines with their dance instructors for the charity event on June 3 at Florida Tech’s Clemente Center.

Readers share their views on DeSantis message, Palm Bay mayors chats with God, the Brevard school board and Joe Bidens age

The visionary astronomer and Professor Emeritus at Florida Tech passed away May 5 on the Space Coast surrounded by family.

Breaststroker Allysann Holder has announced her decision to continue her education and swimming career at Florida Tech this fall.

Commercial space launches are becoming a big problem in Florida, which according to Pete Buttigieg are clogging up flight paths.

A new lab that can mimic different levels of gravity from lunar to Martian to zero and that will serve as a powerful tool for testing and evaluating a variety of technologies is now open at Florida Tech’s Center for Aeronautics and Innovation.

Florida Tech Cheyenne Nelson continues to rack up the post-season awards. Nelson has been named to the NFCA All-South Region Second Team, announced Wednesday.

Nathaniel Allen recently concluded his time as a student and athlete at Florida Tech. However, this busy individual has more work ahead.

Able to mimic different levels of gravity, the lab will serve as a powerful tool for testing and evaluating a variety of technologies.