These newsletters are locally archived in Tom's Life Bits as PDF files.
Alumni Driving Sustainability; $5 Million Bisk Gift Enhances Business Programs, Strengthens Online Learning; Reaching for Sustainability; Professors Pursue Research, Innovation on Multiple Fronts; Lighten Up on Lighting; Wally Long: Clean Power Broker; Geoffrey Swain: Seeking a Smooth Solution
In this Issue: Same Planet, Different Worlds: Understanding Autism, The Inaugeration of the 44th President, Goodwill on an Upward Slope, The University is a Family Affair, Homecoming '09 Registration Details
In this Issue: Svafa Gronfeldt Building Iceland's International University. Where in the World, Up, Up and Away, Future Logistics, Hub for the Americas, Honor Roll of Donors
50th Anniverary Addition; In this Issue: Reaching for the Stars, Building the 21st Century Campus, Building Human Capital, Looking Back on 50 Years, Charting the Course, Homecoming 2008
In this Issue: Pam Marcum-Mission Oriented, The Golden Anniversary Homecoming, Online Program Launch, Professor Pursues Alzheimer's Origin Theory, Sporting Affair a huge Success
In this Issue: 50th Anniversary to See Historic Building Boom, Inspiration, Recognition and Reward, Determination Marks Kelp-Saving Alumna, Surfing for the Love of the Ocean, Honor Roll of Donors
In this Issue: A Glimpse Into Florida Tech's Formative Years, An Evening of Celebration, Alumna Credits 'Great Career' to Florida Tech, McDevitts: The Rowing Family from New Jersey
In this Issue: The Golden Anniversary Campaign, The Impact of $50 million, Leading the Way, Making a Difference, Now It's Your Turn
In this Issue: Alumnae in Orbit, Forensic Psychology Attracts Students, A Living Legacy, Sciences Merge to Sustain Life in Space, Honor Roll of Donors
In this Issue: Mutchler's Moons, A Natural Combination, Point-Counterpoint: Florida Tech Professors Debate Climate Change, Baksh Goes to Blue Jays
In this Issue: Alumni Lead the Charge to Restore America's Everglades, Protect Your Computer, Thirty-seven Years Later, Fulbright Scholars: Immersed in the Academic Melting Pot