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Florida Tech can thank Mother Nature for Ameerah Alsulami. A native of Saudi Arabia, Alsulami ’20 MS first came to the United States (along with her brother) in late 2018 to join her sister at DePaul University in Chicago. Not a fan of winter, she found herself in a place known for its ferocious and freezing weather. That wouldn’t do.…

Mrs. Farmer, known as Jeanne to many, passed away peacefully on May 22 at her home in Melbourne, her family by her side. She was 81.

Catch up with fellow Panthers! Alumni highlights and updates originally featured in the spring 2023 issue of Florida Tech Magazine.

The competitive grant will fund work examining the two most likely ways to produce food: in soil or something like soil, or in water.

A grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is funding research at Florida Tech that could address sargassum growth on beaches.

OnlineU ranks Florida Tech’s online aviation master’s degree in the top 10 most affordable master’s degrees in aviation in 2023.

Assistant professor Jignya Patel discusses the changing landscape of artificial intelligence and its potential impacts.

Florida Tech is reinstating men’s cross country and expanding running programs to include men’s indoor and outdoor track.

A Q&A with Jon Skoviera, executive chef at Panther Dining Hall, who has been part of the Florida Tech community for 16 years.

Six-week program for high school sophomores, juniors and seniors provides chemistry, calculus, physics and algebra courses.