Sonja Michaels | Editor-in-Chief Florida Tech confirmed seven new cases of COVID-19 among students this week, with no new cases among employees. “The first half of Spring Semester is behind us and I remain pleased that things are going well overall—thanks to our ongoing precautions and vigilance.” Florida Tech President T. Dwayne McCay stated in […]
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Mindfulness Mondays in March
Florida Tech’s Student Counseling Center welcomes you to join us in the practice of “being in the now” and sharing in the experience of mindfulness. Every Monday in March, we will be providing information about what mindfulness is and how you can practice it, as well as offering a brief mindfulness activity for you to […]
Conversations with a Holocaust survivor
Tessa Dury | Staff Writer Irene Zisblatt, a Holocaust survivor, recounted the story of her life at an online event on Jan. 27 for Holocaust Remembrance Day. “It’s important while Holocaust survivors are still here, to hear their stories and bring awareness to the atrocities that occurred in World War II,” Barbara Kramer, Miami Multicultural […]
Florida Tech introduces new esports director
Arianna Schuck | Staff Writer Dana Hustedt, the new director of esports at Florida Tech, will be coming to campus in March. She was first introduced to the world of esports in 2014, and worked at Grand View University as the esports director for the past four years. Hustedt said her friend group in college […]
Remembering Alan Rosiene
Radamés Tirado | Staff Writer Alan Rosiene, associate professor of English and languages at Florida Tech, passed away on Jan. 16 as a result of COVID-19. Born in 1960 to Harriet Rosiene and Alan I. Rosiene, Rosiene grew up in Preston, Connecticut. A year after obtaining his doctorate from Northwestern University, he joined the Florida […]