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Panthera, an SMS chatbot initiating organic student conversations, received more than 12,200 texts from students in its first three months.

The mission is to “support action-oriented innovators scaling impactful businesses through community and collaboration” in Brevard County.

The tree population grew by two: a Southern Magnolia and a gumbo limbo were planted near the Crawford building in honor of Arbor Day.

Held at the Clemente Center, the event celebrates athletic and academic successes across all of Florida Tech's sports teams.

The new visual identity replaces athletic logos created in 2019. Florida Tech will begin implementing the new designs immediately.

The Florida Tech organization was recognized as the 2024 South Florida District and State of Florida Women’s Business Center of the Year.

The two programs will empower participants to supercharge their own teaching with hands-on learning and STEM-based principles.

Students from across the College of Engineering and Science attended the regional meeting of the American Society of Plant Biologists.

The showcase is "a dynamic stage for initiatives that exemplify the university’s commitment to experiential learning,” President John Nicklow said.

The more than 1,700 graduating students represent a remarkable 73 countries and all 50 U.S. states, from Alaska to West Virginia.