UGA shuts Tech out at Turner Field
It was a blowout in Atlanta Tuesday night as The University of Georgia defeated Tech 17-0, breaking a Tech three game winning streak between the two. With the loss, the Jackets fall to 27-14 (11-10 [...]
Tech concludes practice with annual spring game
All pre and post game activities may have been cancelled, but under cloudy skies, Tech concluded spring practice with the annual gold versus white spring game. The gold team, which consisted of the second string [...]
Preview: 2013 Tech spring football game
A lot of excitement surrounds this year’s spring football game, which kicks off this evening at 7:30 p.m. at Bobby Dodd Stadium. Fans eager to catch a glimpse of their 2013 Jackets can watch the [...]
Renovations for CRC SAC fields approved
Weeks after the Campus Recreation Center (CRC) requested funding from the Student Government Association (SGA) for the renovation to the SAC Fields, SGA finally passed funding bills for the project in the Undergraduate House of [...]
What’d I learn at school today?
A few weeks ago, my mom asked me what I had learned at Tech in light of my rapidly approaching graduation. That sweet little Indian lady is the master of asking loaded questions, as you [...]
BoR approves $270 tuition increase
Undergraduate tuition at Tech will increase by $270 for both in-state and out-of-state students starting in fall of 2014, which is about a seven percent increase in instate tuition and 1.75 percent jump for out-of-state [...]
Tech student competing on Jeopardy! shares her experience
If there is one thing that can be said about Tech students, it is that when they get out in the real world, they are prepared and to make a difference. Graduates make airplanes fly, [...]
The Other Ratio
The student-faculty ratio, on a steady rise since 1996, has far reaching implications on the quality of students’ academic and postgraduate lives. A higher student-faculty ratio causes issues in many advanced classes, where individual feedback [...]
College experience shaped by activities, friends
It’s hard to believe my college career is just about done as I sit here writing my final “swan song” for the Technique. Most of the time, graduating editors reflect back on their time at [...]
Time Out with Alex Sohani
With the Spring game kicking off tonight (and this presumably being the last sports article I ever write), I have been reminiscing upon my time watching Tech football since I set foot on campus in [...]
Bryan, Aldean prove phenomenal at UGA country concert
For the first time ever, the University of Georgia’s massive Sanford Stadium hosted something other than a football game—an outdoor country concert featuring Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan and others. A part of Aldean’s “Night Train” [...]
On campus passions, most important lesson
As graduation day quickly approaches and the rest of my life stretches out before me like the vast unknown, I’m filled with both immense excitement and the overwhelming urge to hide under my covers in [...]
Going the extra mile to conquer Tech
Last summer, I decided to start working out. I started with running, although at that point, it was really walking. My stamina was horrible and I could barely run for more than 10 minutes at [...]
Softball takes one out of three from Terps
The Jackets softball team dropped two of three against the Maryland Terrapins at Mewborn Field this past weekend. The teams split a doubleheader on Saturday, with Maryland winning the first game 8-6 and the Jackets [...]
Rising SF ratio poses challenge to mitigate
Controlling the student-faculty ratio remains a challenge for the administration, especially with the current economic climate. Increasing the number of tenure-track faculty or decreasing the number of students can accomplish this. “In addition to formulating [...]
Baseball cruises past Savannah State 14-1
On Tuesday, April 16, Tech defeated the Savannah State Tigers in a blowout, 14-1. Tech used the long ball, hitting five home runs, to take an early lead and the Jackets never looked back. Tech [...]
Baseball biopic offers solid acting despite shallow script
Jackie Robinson is one of the most pivotal figures in the history of major league baseball as well as one of the most well-known heroes of racial equality. His unbelievable accomplishments have been heralded in [...]
La Havas gives praiseworthy show
Lianne La Havas hails from London and is shaping up to be the next big voice in the global music scene. A 23-year old singer, songwriter and guitarist, La Havas is a woman full of [...]