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Times Higher Education, the respected, UK-based provider of data and analytics on higher education, has recognized Florida Tech in its latest Top 200 list.

Marina DeBiasi and Thomas Steenberg are just the second and third student athletes in Florida Tech history to receive the awards, which were first bestowed in 1995-96.

Academics, sports, art and more are all on offer at the nearly three dozen summer camps for ages 3-18 this year.

The list from the Center for World University Rankings, considered the largest academic ranking of global universities, examined 18,000 colleges and universities from around the world.

The devastation from these disrupted ecosystems could lead to extinctions of some of the world’s iconic animals, a drastic loss of biodiversity, and catastrophic changes to oceanic food-webs.

Graduates hail from 38 states and 70 countries, the highest number of countries represented in commencement in Florida Tech’s 60-year history.

Featuring just 300 U.S. colleges and universities offering four-year degrees, the list provides students with a snapshot of schools offering the most bang for the buck.

The ranking features 783 universities from 74 countries evaluated via 20 separate indicators grouped into Teaching, Research, International Diversity, and Financial Sustainability.

Florida Tech researchers found evidence that marine protected areas helped to produce and maintain more desirable, large-bodied and older fish within populations that have been fished for centuries.

Pirates to Panthers Academy is a partnership that will bring high-quality, hands-on university education to participating high school students as they prepare for careers of the future.