On Monday afternoon, members from four different political student groups around campus met in the DM Smith lecture hall for the Quad-Partisan Panel. The groups featured were GT Young Americans for Liberty (representing Libertarians), College […]
In order to lessen the sting of spring break ending, SCPC annually presents a spring carnival, “Sting Break.” Inclement weather did cause a delay of the event from its planned date. But on April 5, […]
Watching television is easy. Sit down on the couch, grab the remote and flip to a favorite channel. But behind the scenes, a plethora of work is being done to provide a quality visual and […]
On a sunny Thursday morning in April, members of the Georgia Tech chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (GTASCE) drove in anticipation to Duke University, where this year’s annual 2018 ASCE Carolinas Conference […]
Esports is a fast-growing industry. Unlike traditional sports, the growth of esports also comes with new types of games every year. Imagine if a sport like blernsball from Futurama was suddenly added to the everyday […]
I have had to climb a lot throughout my time in college — every obstacle a treacherous mountain and every failure a chasm waiting to swallow me whole. Should I drop this class and risk […]
When I first learned that I was to become the Technique editor-in-chief, my first thought was, “I hope this isn’t going to be a total dumpster fire.” To be fair, the job is mostly putting […]
I remember restlessly browsing Georgia Tech Class of 2018 Facebook page in the time between being accepted to Tech and August 18, 2014. I spent much of this time before the fall semester started trying […]
Ernő Rubik garnered quite the crowd this week upon his arrival at Tech for his special talk. Wednesday, April 11, Rubik visited Tech to give a lecture on a variety of topics, including design and […]
On Thursday, April 5, hundreds of visitors and members of the Tech community gathered in Harrison Square for the dedication of a statue commemorating the life and accomplishments of Rosa Parks titled “Continuing the Conversation.” […]
The 2018 TEDx Georgia Tech conference was held at the Historic Academy of Medicine on April 7, gathering distinguished and knowledgeable people from all niches of science, academics and hobbies for the purpose of sharing […]
Keen eyes may have recognized Atlanta’s own Tabernacle as the locale for comedian Bill Burr’s 2014 Netflix special, “I’m Sorry You Feel That Way.” After four years, the Boston-born comic is returning to A-Town on […]
“A Quiet Place” is not a particularly ambitious film. Directed by novice director John Krasinski (“The Office”), the film neither attempts to redefine the horror genre nor offers viewers some profound social commentary. Rather, “A […]
One of Tech’s youngest club sports is already taking root — despite not existing before 2016, the Women’s Water Polo club is on the rise and making a name for themselves. “This was the first […]
This issue concludes my fifth semester as the sports editor of the Technique. If you are keeping score, Tech athletics have largely not turned out all that well in the last few years. For the […]
It has not been without some trademark Tech athletics volatility, but Jackets baseball is so far well on its way to besting last year’s middling 27-28 final mark for the season. The Jackets have put […]
The swimming and diving season concludes with championship meets, the highest level of which is the NCAA Championships. The women’s championships are held a week before the men’s, but both competitions often result in new […]
It was a difficult decision for Darryl J. Terry, II, a third-year PUBP, to run to represent District 56 in the Georgia State House of Representatives. “Even though I might be the youngest elected,” Terry […]