Why “Fat Shaming Week” is hateful and unnecessary
Read why the fat-shaming movement is one of the most hurtful initiatives out there.
NFL should work to ban bullying
News broke last week that Jonathan Martin, a starting offensive tackle for the Miami Dolphins, had left the team because of emotional issues from bullying by teammates. This was a surprise to many people because […]
Renovating Third Floor West
Find out what the Technique staff thinks should be done with Third Floor West in the Library.
Shifting rising tuition costs into reverse
Paying for a college education might be as costly as driving a car off the nearest cliff.
Global Vibes: British TV crosses over
British television shows have often served as inspiration for American ones, but recently have started to gain popularity themselves among American viewers.
The internet, a mask behind a white screen
What are the effects of the anonymity given to us by the internet?
Tennis duo crowned national champ
It was a memorable four days for Tech doubles partners Kendal Woodard and Megan Kurey as they took home the USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships doubles championship this past weekend in Flushing, N.Y. The duo […]
Teenage grad student followed passion to Tech
Tesca Fitzgerald has experienced a unique and rapid journey to pursuing a Ph.D in cognitive psychology at age 16. Besides her exceptional academic talent, she has enjoyed her career as a student and an adolescent and is now immersing herself in the Tech lifestyle.
Jackets improve to 2-0 with win over DSU
The Jackets improve their season standing to 2-0 after defeating the Delaware State Hornets 68-50. Senior guard Trae Golden led Tech with 16 points on 7-10 shooting, while sophomore guard Solomon Poole provided a career […]
Conference brings together female leaders
On Nov. 9th, in partnership with the Division of Student Affairs, Tech hosted the 2013 Women’s Leadership Conference (WLC) in the Student Center. This is the 17th conference held at Georgia Tech since the first […]
Thor: Dark World upholds Marvel standard
True to it’s predecessor, Thor: The Dark World continues Marvel’s tradition of high-class superhero action and suspense.
OIT responds to increased malware outbreaks
According to the Office of Information Technology’s (OIT) online service status earlier this week, there has been a “recent increase in malware outbreaks on campus.” These outbreaks are mainly in the form of e-mails and […]
Construction on Spring St. housing underway
Construction recently began on a new student housing complex that will be located on the Northwest corner of Spring Street and 8th Street in Midtown. The housing development is currently scheduled to open in the […]
Ms. GT finds campus stardom exhilarating
Ms. GT, Jacline Griffeth, talks about her exhilarating and tradition-filled homecoming this year as a representative of Tech. Being crowned made this a special homecoming for Griffeth.
Gelbe’s secret Stingerette driver stint
After moonlighting as a Stingerette driver, Jack Gelbe explains the pros and cons of the service.
Two Door Cinema Club enlivens Atlanta music scene
The Irish-based band Two Door Cinema Club brings experience and talent to their show at the Buckhead Theatre.
Time Out with Newt Clark
If you have been paying any attention to college basketball this season, you have probably heard about the new rule changes. The first is that the NCAA has made it an emphasis to call more […]
DramaTech performs Figments with glee
DramaTech puts on a show that takes viewers into the life and mind of a struggling writer, and may have a hidden moral for all college students looking to find their place in the world.