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The Foundation's Tree Campus Higher Education program began in 2008 to encourage colleges and universities to plant trees on their campuses.

Florida Tech has once again earned the Military Friendly Schools designation. Eligibility for this distinction is based upon a core set of outcome data – degree transfer, advancement, graduation, and/or job placement – supplemented by survey responses.

Florida Tech softball honored seven graduating seniors before sweeping Palm Beach Atlantic on Saturday afternoon.

The award marks the seventh time weVENTURE, based at the Bisk College of Business, has been recognized by the SBA.

Eligibility for this distinction is based upon outcome data – degree transfer, advancement, graduation and/or job placement – and a survey.

With a sold out crowd ready to pack inside the Clemente Center, one of the dancers in this year’s event is New York native Jessica Cartagena Assam has called Florida home since 1986 and has lived in Melbourne since 2007.

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. In this Scholar-Athlete Spotlight, we are featuring Panther women's swimmer Emma Keegan, a sophomore who is majoring in Meteorology.

Projects involving a remotely-operated underwater sled, the design and building of a powerful rocket, the analysis of hundreds of photos of the asteroid Bennu and a look at the possible causes of disruptions to proton beams at the Large Hadron Collider each won a top prize at this year’s 14th annual Northrop Grumman Engineering and Science Student Design Showcase.

Studies have shown that the nesting sea turtles will avoid beaches with sargassum.

The Palm Bay Maker Faire will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, April 29 at Florida Tech’s Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Innovative Design in Palm Bay.