Florida Tech News

Researchers from Florida Tech’s Center for Resilience Science are partnering with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory and local nonprofit Little Growers to help underserved communities along the Space Coast prepare for challenges such as ex...

It is with sadness we report the passing of Korhan Oyman, Ph.D., the distinguished aviation and airport management scholar whose leadership, intellect and vision over a remarkable 22-year career at Florida Tech ensured the College of Aeronautics would soar to new levels of excellence and quality.

Dr. Oyman passed away Aug. 17.

Born in Turkey, Dr. Oyman at...

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 up and running at the front door to campus. This 556-be...

MELBOURNE, FLA. — With the snip of a giant scissors, a new era of student residential living at Florida Tech began today.

That snip cut the ceremonial ribbon in front of Crimson Crossing, the university’s six-story, 556-bed housing complex that rose over the last 15...

Professors Richard Aronson and Mark Bush recently led 18 Florida Tech alumni and friends of the university on a memorable journey to the Pantanal region in southwestern Brazil.

This massive wetland – 20 times the size of the Everglades – supports an astonishing abundance and diversity of wildlife, and the group saw many of the region’s famous and charismatic denizen...