Ramblin’ With: Kodie Comby
Just a few games into her first season of college volleyball, freshman Kodie Comby is already making an impact. The Texas native was recently honored as the ACC’s Freshman of the Week and was selected […]
Men’s tennis opens fall season this weekend
The men’s tennis team is primed for a big season and have many key contributors from last year returning. The team is led by junior Christopher Eubanks and senior Carlos Benito. Eubanks and Benito are […]
Women’s club soccer en route to strong start
Tech is a competitive ACC power in a number of aspects, from basketball to football to volleyball. One sport in which the school has lagged, though, is soccer. The Jackets’ Division I program is conspicuously […]
Tech club golf combines competition, spirit
Tech has produced more than its fair share of 18-hole masters. Those in need of evidence need not look further than PGA competitor Matt Kuchar. He graduated from Tech with multiple All-ACC accolades in 1999 […]
Timeout with Harsha Sridhar
Last year, I spent the better part of my first semester at Tech throwing my hands up in the air as Paul Johnson and his football army proceeded to lose games in new, innovative ways […]
Horrors in North Carolina
After months of mystery around the theme of Season 6 of “American Horror Story” on FX, viewers were rewarded with “My Roanoke Nightmare” in a delightfully scary and intriguing premiere episode. The story of a […]
British comedy game show touches everything
What could be better than a rotating panel of comedians, hidden snacks, occasional alcohol and an hour and a half to kill, the general mayhem of “The Big Fat Quiz of Everything,” hosted by comedian […]
Verdict still out on new CBS legal drama
Psychologist Dr. Jason Bull (Michael Weatherly, “NCIS”) is the man behind the curtain at the Trial Analysis Corporation — not to be confused with jury analysis consultation; there is a world of difference between the […]
Music Midtown weathers the storm
Piedmont Park was once again home to one of Atlanta’s annual music festivals, Music Midtown. Over 200,000 people had come from all over to attend this year’s festival. Typically taking place on a Friday and […]
Students Speak: Thoughts on Campus Coffee
So you’ve gotten up and actually made it to your 8 a.m. class. But now it’s pushing 2 p.m and you’re dead on your feet. Those last two episodes on Netflix last night probably could […]
Tech shoes dazzle on national stage
From the Apple Watch to Google Glass, FitBits to virtual reality headsets, wearable devices have made technology almost ubiquitous in our daily lives. Over the past few years, wearable technology has exploded in mainstream markets, […]
On patrol with the Georgia Tech police
The “Tech Bubble” is a common term used to describe the general atmosphere of Tech and how it differs from that of the surrounding area. It is used in a wide range of contexts, from […]
Stratification of the feminist movement
I am quite relieved that my previous editorial on feminism got a lot of flak. Here is part two, or “They wouldn’t let me write a 2000-word editorial.” I lied. I said that editorial was […]
Helix Innovation Center arrives at Tech
Emerson Electric Company opened a new collaboration space in Tech Square to explore Internet-of-Things and Big Data driven solutions to environmental issues stemming from the design and manufacture of electronic devices and machinery, with a […]
Todd Stansbury selected as Tech’s new Athletics Director
Tech announced its appointment of a new athletic director on Sept. 22, to replace Mike Bobinski after his acceptance of the athletic director position at Purdue University. The new director, Todd Stansbury, is an alumnus […]
Symposium addresses gender issues
The Offices of the President and Institute Diversity hosted the Eighth Annual Diversity Symposium with a theme of “Celebrating Women at Georgia Tech.” Held in both the Global Learning Center and the Georgia Tech Hotel […]
Dakota Access Pipeline and the inconvenience of history
The Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) is a $3.8 billion conduit that when completed, will stretch 1,172 miles from North Dakota to Illinois, delivering about 470,000 barrels of crude oil a day. The pipeline is currently […]
Doing your research on UG research
There are plenty of opportunities to get involved and get experience related to your major. However, one that often eludes students is the daunting idea of undergraduate research. “Why should I want to get research?” […]