Bugs in the Student Government Association election ballot system allowed non-students to vote in the elections and allowed voters to vote multiple times.

Allison Randolph is a recent Florida Tech marine biology B.S. graduate that filmed and directed “An Estuary’s Story.” In this Q&A, the Crimson discusses Allison’s hope for spreading education and motivation.

Florida Tech Sailing Club had its own version of Gilligan’s Island transpire, on February 15, when its 24-foot San Juan sailboat sank in the Indian River in approximately 15-20 feet of water, dumping seven students into the brackish river.

Staff writer Joseph Stoltz shares two interesting gadgets– a solar-powered swimsuit and a solar-powered inflatable lantern called LuminAID.

After learning about the global situation of human trafficking, junior Josh Gordon and sophomore Jake Honadle co-founded S.T.O.P (Strategic Trafficking Opposition Project), an organization focused on combating human trafficking.

On February 22 the International Student and Scholar Services held the International Festival.

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.