Florida Tech News

John G. Harris oversaw dramatic increases in faculty and research funding as chair of UF's electrical and computer engineering department.

Florida Tech conferred a total of 714 degrees, with 458 of those graduates participating in Saturday's ceremony.

Students from Debbie Carstens’ Human Performance 1 course were recognized at the annual University Design Challenge for Addressing Airport Needs.

New university research investigates the movement patterns of tiger sharks that may help safeguard the near-threatened species.

The 15-acre Patterson Botanical Garden is one of the most unique campus botanical gardens of its kind in the continental United States.

Bart Gaetjens, an area external affairs manager for Florida Power & Light Company, will offer remarks as the ceremony’s keynote speaker.

Exactly how four Panthers came to work at the same office in the FAA provides insight into how to successfully build an aviation career.

At Western Digital, Pendekanti takes a customer-focused viewpoint that recognizes how data storage needs are shaping his industry.

Casey Hoffman ’05, ’07 M.S., ’10 M.S., has over 15 years of combined spacecraft experience, today working at Masten Space Systems.

Panther pitcher Boris Villa ’21 founded two organizations to help athletes in Colombia earn scholarships to play and learn in the U.S.