Kicking for Kids, hosted by Chi Phi Xi Delta, was held Sunday morning at the Florida Avenue Soccer Fields. The fraternity focused on raising funds for the Boys and Girls Club of America, whose mission is to facilitate after-school programs for young people while instilling a sense of belonging and worth for the individuals.

The Crimson will be hosting Live Free or Eat Free on Feb. 26, an event where the community will be offered the chance to trade their First Amendment rights for a free lunch, highlighting just how important the First Amendment is.

Florida Tech is now the proud owner of two more trolleys.

Hydrogen fueled cars were on display this past week in the Washington Auto Show, and the first wave of hydrogen cars will hit dealerships this spring.

With many countries having driving laws and customs that are different from the United States’, international students have even more things to worry about.

Some students may have taken something from Panther Dining Hall at one time or another. When is taking something from the Dining Hall crossing the line?

When Tara Drumm first received the phone call that she had won the Joan Bixby Award, she was shocked.

Marijuana rights activists, take a leaf out of the gay-marriage lobby. Be loud! Be proud! Just tell everyone you want to get high.

Through the Student Business Incubator, four Florida Tech student created Klova Drama, a clothing and design company.