On Feb. 20, Tech’s School of Music hosted the 2015 Margaret A. Guthman Musical Instrument Competition. Since 2009, this annual musical competition has graced Tech’s campus with strange and intriguing new instruments, for the competition […]
After a strong 3-1 start to their 2015 campaign, the Georgia Tech baseball team went 2-2 on their latest road trip. The 28th ranked Yellow Jackets began the weekend’s 16th annual Caravelle Resort’s Baseball at […]
The softball team has hit its stride after winning five straight games over the past week, including four in a row via run-rule. The streak began on Friday afternoon with back-to-back ten-run wins over the […]
Last week, the Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) held a forum in conjunction with the African American Student Union (AASU) to gauge student feedback regarding policing. The event was primarily led by police chief Rob […]
This past week the African American Student Union (AASU) and the Student Center collaborated to host a free screening of the film Selma, followed by a discussion about race and equality. Selma focuses on Dr. […]
On Jan. 29, the Student Government Association (SGA) released its Undergraduate House of Representatives (UHR) Treasurer’s Report: a two-page infographic outlining updates made to the SGA budget. One of the most noticeable facts from the […]
On Feb. 2, Google announced that Tech was one of the recipients of the Google Rise Award in recognition of the Institute’s work with Project Rise Up. “Project Rise UP is an initiative to help […]
Students may have noticed a new minor gracing Tech’s online minor offering page: the Sports, Society, and Technology (SST) minor. A 15 hour undergraduate minor, the SST minor began offering classes for the 2014-2015 academic […]
Former Tech President and former Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution Dr. G. Wayne Clough will speak at the Spring 2015 commencement and receive an honorary Ph.D. from the Institute. Clough will give the commencement address […]
In a shocking turn of events, the sex scenes are actually some of the best acted and least problematic portions of Sam Taylor-Johnson’s Fifty Shades of Grey. Released on Feb. 13, the highly-anticipated and hotly-contested […]
A conversation began at Tech this week about mental health and suicide prevention after the tragic death of a Tech undergraduate student last Monday. The Tech community gathered on Tuesday for a candelight vigil in […]
Tech is home to a wide range of students from a variety of backgrounds and cultures stretching across the world, and when these students are not too busy cramming for the big test on Monday, […]
Recently, the Wall Street Journal reported that Netflix and Nintendo were working together to create a Legend of Zelda TV series for their online streaming service. The newspaper reported that the series would be similar […]
The fifth floor of Crecine apartments on West Campus is brimming with makers and hackers participating in the 2014-15 Startup House. Startup House is a ThinkBig project, where sophomores and upperclassmen occupy a floor of […]
On Feb. 16, Justin V. Hastings, a Senior Lecturer in International Relations and Comparative Politics at the University of Sydney, visited Tech to discuss North Korea’s surprising entrepreneurship. He began the lecture by posing an […]
Messi vs Ronaldo? To me, the answer is simple and does not warrant debating. Lionel Messi, the FC Barcelona superstar, is by far the superior player, not just currently, but all-time too . I polled […]