Juliana Gonzalez | Staff Writer Students were welcomed back to Florida Tech’s campus two weeks into the spring semester, but many students are attending remotely. For some, it has become more difficult to make social connections. “COVID is the life sucker of everything,” Cat Nanney, the director of student activities and Greek life at Florida […]
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Mindful Eating for a Healthier You
Natalia Velásquez, M.S., Outreach Coordinator | Student Counseling Center, Division of Student Life From our humble beginnings, our bodies have known how to survive by understanding when they are hungry versus full. It is essential for us to be aware of and connect with both the physical and emotional aspects of our bodies so that […]
Florida Tech Basketball is Back
Elena Ciulli | Staff Writer The Florida Tech women’s and men’s basketball teams are set to open the 2020-21 basketball season, starting off what surely will be an unusual season in program history. The Panthers are one of seven schools from the Sunshine State Conference scheduled to compete. Only a partial schedule has been made […]
Security department makes changes to address Clery Act issues
Brianna Forté | Copy Editor In an effort to meet the compliance requirements of the Clery Act, Florida Tech has introduced new policies and the security department has undergone additional training. According to the Clery Center, the Clery Act is a consumer protection law that requires all colleges and universities to submit an Annual Security Report […]
Brevard elects officials, new and incumbent
Ethan Qualle | Staff Writer Dozens of new and incumbent officials have been elected to foster the next four years of Brevard County’s legislation, in the age of a global pandemic. Brevard County residents voted 57.48 percent in favor of electing incumbent Republican Donald Trump; the minority voted 41.08 percent in favor of Democrat Joe […]