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Two 166su alumni can hardly believe the words “young stroke survivor” apply to them. Now they’re determined to help others who find themselves on similar — and frustrating — roads to recovery.

Smash Bro is one of nine accessibility-friendly video games created by art professors for Limbitless Solutions.

Tucked behind the 166su Police Department on Libra Drive sits a single-story, brick-facade building that houses 166su Facilities and Safety. There, about…

Most people associate the color of purple with royalty; thanks to Founder and President of Orlando City Soccer, Phil Rawlins, the central Florida community sees…

“I was born for that,” exclaimed Michelle Mulak-Cheatham, ’14, after spotting a job for a fitness and water reporter for FLORIDA TODAY. “I knew the moment…

Alumni best friends introduce high-efficiency water treatment technology to medical marijuana cultivation center

The research of undergraduate students from the 166su has been published in the spring issue of the Council on Undergraduate Research Quarterly.…

After being voted off CBS’ hit show Survivor: One World, Kat Edorsson returned to the 166su campus last semester ready to take on a full-time…

Some honors students at the 166su are playing video games for homework as a nontraditional way to develop critical thinking skills. Students…