5 Florida Tech Social Media Accounts You Should Follow Right Now

In a world full of social media accounts, you are inundated with all sorts of interesting content the minute you turn on your phone. If you're a fan of Florida Tech, you'll find of wealth of different Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts featuring student clubs, departments and other organizations. Click through to see five Florida Tech accounts you should add/follow/"like" right now. Official Florida Institute of Technology Platforms Okay, so we're consolidating a group of accounts, but if you love Florida Tech, "liking" our Facebook page, following our Twitter and Instagram accounts and friending our new Snapchat (floridatechsnap) account is the best way to keep in touch. Evans Library From free doughnut nights during finals week to after-hours entertainment events, Evans Library is the hottest place on campus, and its Facebook page reflects that. Excuse us while we visit the therapy dogs in the lobby. Research Twitter What's going on with the muck in the Indian River Lagoon? Can solar fuel really become a reality? Florida Tech scientists and engineers are constantly conducting cutting-edge research, and the place to get the inside scoop is the university's research Twitter account. Pete the Panther Pete the Panther, everyone's favorite mascot, has his own Facebook page! And sports fan rejoice—it's a haven for all Florida Tech athletics news and game results. Thanks to Pete, you can get caught up on the latest sports stories daily. MyFloridaTech Every week a different student takes over the Florida Tech student Instagram. And every week is completely fresh in the best way—new events, new activities, new experiences. A fun inside look at the fantastic diverse student body.

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