In Memoriam: Korhan Oyman
The distinguished aviation and airport management scholar who spent 22 years at Florida Tech passed away Aug. 17.
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Presidential Perspectives—August
Hello, Panthers! We are ready to roll! With a new year comes fresh opportunity and great chances to grow. But first, a question: What kind of year will it be for you? This Fall promises to be the most exciting start to an academic year in memory! First, our new Crimson Crossing residence hall is […]
University, Community Celebrate Opening of Crimson Crossing
Florida Tech celebrates the opening of Crimson Crossing, a new 556-bed student housing complex that marks a major investment in campus growth and student life.
Aronson, Bush Lead Alumni Study Tour to Brazil’s Pantanal
The first tour took guests to Ecuador in 2025. Alumni Study Tour III in May 2027 will center on Tanzania. That trip is already sold out.
All-Florida-Tech Crew Completes Weeklong Simulated Mars Mission in Utah
For five (Martian) days in the Utah desert, a team of Florida Tech students lived as if they were already on Mars. Operating under full Mars analog protocols at the Mars Desert Research Station, the six-member crew conducted research, completed spacewalk-style extravehicular activities (EVAs) and managed delayed communications designed to simulate the realities of future […]
Aydeger Wins NSF Grant to Measure, Help Combat ‘Leaks’ from Computer Chips in Key Areas
Future quantum computers could break the mathematical foundations of many widely used public-key systems that safeguard key areas and systems.
DBA Student Spotlight: Wavell Williams
Wavell Williams, a DBA student and U.S. Army warrant officer, discusses his journey in the DBA program and its impact on his career.
Ernest Savage Presents ERP Implementation Research at the CFGS
DBA candidate Ernest Savage represented Florida Tech at the Conference of Florida Graduate Schools in Gainesville, Florida, April 22-24.
Several Campus Palms Showing Signs of Lethal Fungal Infection
The disease renders their fronds wilted and sagging and their trunks dark and degraded and often riddled with growths.
Marine Probe Wins Students Second at Local Hackathon
Three Florida Tech students helped their team earn second place and a $500 check at the Space Coast Initiative: Hackathon 2026 held this spring at Groundswell Startups in Melbourne. David Nieves-Acaron, Nathan Perez Matos and Jean Garin helped Team Orion excel in the Tinkerers Track, which involves both software and hardware such as the Internet […]