Is There Possible Way in the Universe that Humans can Travel Faster than the Speed of Light?

Warp Speed, Hyper Speed. To infinity and beyond. You have heard it all before. But as of now the fastest thing in the universe is light, traveling at a whopping 299,792,584 meters (186,00 miles) per second. Thats 1,079 million kilometers (671 million miles) per hour. Light is so fast, that if one were to travel at the speed of light, theoretically, time around you would slow down, causing time outside your "time bubble" to go by much faster, at least from your viewpoint. 

But before your jaw drops, consider this: Scientists estimate that the universe is about 90 billion light years across, and is still expanding. We can only esitmate because we can only observe light about 14 billion light years away, do to our cosmic "horizon." Anyways, this means that it would take like approximately 90+ billion years to travel across the universe. If your a space buff or really if you have any curiosity on the fate of mankind you have to consider that humans will eventually leave Earth to explore and colonize the universe. If humanity is do to this, we will either have to invent some kind of suspended animation, fold the universe (wormholes) so that we can "jump" through space, or travel faster than time itself.