A commission created by President Trump issued a letter on June 28 that, for better or for worse, demonstrated the complications of federalism in which states administer their own elections. Said complications have proved so […]
Effective July 1, Georgians with concealed carry permits will be able to lawfully carry their weapons on most of Tech’s campus. Since the law, previously known as House Bill 280, was signed into law on […]
By June 28th, 2017’s NCAA Baseball Champion will be crowned. Unfortunately, Tech baseball has already lost its chance at being best in the nation. For the first time in his 24-year tenure with the Jackets, […]
Head coach Josh Pastner was brought to Tech for his exuberance both on and off the court. This exuberance is what has Pastner excited for his first offseason, and first big shot at recruting for […]
At the end of the spring semester, you might have noticed several bright blue bike racks pop up around campus. They are a part of Relay Bike Share, a program partnered with the City of […]
Engineering and Biology and Adjunct Associate Professor of Physics at Tech, David Hu originally intended to pursue a career in the field of creative writing after he graduated from MIT, but instead ended up earning […]
Famed emcee, producer and musician Antwan Patton, also known as Big Boi, has been around for quite some time, though most people might have not even noticed. At the age of 16, he moved from […]
Georgia Tech proclaims itself to be a “leading research institution committed to improving the human condition.” However, it is falling short of this reputation with respect to the environment. Our university needs to join the […]
It is only a matter of time. It could be seconds, days, or even weeks after meeting someone before I hear the question: “So why did you choose LMC at Tech?” It is a fair […]
Benjamin Zander, conductor, piano teacher and captivating orator, breaks society into three distinct groups. The first group includes the people who absolutely adore classical music, who go to the symphony and have their children play […]
Four years ago, I attended my first music festival: Music Midtown. I arrived early Saturday afternoon alongside my best friend, and both of us were eager to experience the thrill of our favorite bands in […]
Mental health issues are often far more difficult to diagnose and treat than traditional illnesses; they can be difficult to spot, chronic and seemingly unmanageable. With the stress of difficult coursework as well as newfound […]
When summer semester starts, I feel a twinge of excitement at the impending emptiness of Tech Walkway, the lack of lines at the post office and — my favorite part — the ease of finding […]
Dreezy had just finished her set under the blistering summer sun at the Rolling Loud festival in Miami on May 6 and was cooling down in her trailer, yet she remained in her performance outfit […]
Following the critical disappointments “Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice” and “Suicide Squad,” the DC Extended universe needed a win, especially leading up to their “Avengers” equivalent, “Justice League.” Enter Amazon goddess and fearless warrior […]
The High Museum of Art recently unveiled its newest temporary exhibit featuring the works of pop art icon Andy Warhol. The exhibit, which contains over 250 of Warhol’s works, traces the artist’s incredible career from […]
The vast majority of students that attend Tech will go to a graduation ceremony. So naturally, the event should be as good as possible. A few changes are needed in order to produce a better […]
Despite high hopes put on the young team, Tech softball floundered this year. The Jackets closed the season at No. 8 in the ACC with a less than satisfactory overall record of 19-34 after struggling […]