Roughly two years after its groundbreaking, the doors of the Van Leer Interdisciplinary Design Commons (IDC) were finally opened on Sept. 27 for its official ribbon-cutting ceremony. President G.P. “Bud” Peterson welcomed several major […]
On Oct. 2, John Legend came to campus as part of a tour across metro Atlanta universities to promote Stacey Abrams’ gubernatorial campaign. The Technique was able to privately field Legend questions after his talk […]
CW: Kavanaugh, sexual assault. Confirmation bias is the tendency to seek answers that support one’s hypothesis and ignore all other evidence — a factor evident in Kavanaugh’s hearing and investigation. The FBI investigation on Kavanaugh […]
Samuel Beckett’s classic absurdist play “Waiting for Godot” has become one of the best known works of 20th century theatre, engaging audiences of all sorts in a multitude of languages since its premiere at a […]
Over the course of Bryce Irvin’s “Post Mortem”, a nineteen-year-old writer dies, falls in love with his dead fish, comes to terms with a childhood tragedy and is later revived by the powers of a […]
After three years of anticipation, Twenty One Pilots’ long-awaited fifth album, “Trench”, was officially released on Friday, October 5th. Upon first listen, “Trench” is an amalgamation of the band’s characteristic honest vocals, driving percussion, and […]
For two nights only, October 1st and 2nd, Father John Misty blessed the Georgia Theatre stage in Athens with his presence. Misty was initially only going to play a show on October 1st; a second […]
My roommate, a current graduate student at Tech and a University of Florida graduate, has his phone ringing off the hook every day — someone from UF is trying to contact him to convince him […]
On Wednesday, Oct. 3, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos visited Tech as the first stop on her second annual “Rethink School” tour. As part of the “Rethink School” tour,” DeVos visited schools in Georgia, […]
Despite a competitive and contentious first half, Tech crumbled late and lost to the Duke Blue Devils 14-28 on Saturday. With 5:00 to go in the third quarter, Tech was tied with Duke 7-7, but […]
Ask a Tech fan about the team’s performance in nearly any sport and they will detail the latest gruesome news — perhaps a heartbreaking loss or an injury to the key player, maybe even both […]
Tech’s 66-31 thrashing of the Louisville Cardinals last Friday night represented many things. For one, it was a turning point in their season, making the jump back to being a .500 team. For another, it […]
When people ask me where I’m from, I tell them, “Houston” if I’m pressed for time. If I can sense that they’re willing to know more about me, then I tell them, “a lot of […]
Nearly every college student worries about grades, employment and the odds of making it to an 8 a.m. class on time. At Tech, these are considered common concerns that students openly discuss amongst peers, faculty […]
“Sustainable” has become something of a buzzword in recent years. Issues of sustainability have surged into the public consciousness, leading companies to shift their focus towards the more environmentally friendly consumer. However, as shoppers begin […]
On Sept. 9, 2018, the president of the Georgia Tech Musician’s Network (GTMN), Heath Murphy, sent out an announcement to the organization’s official mailing list informing members that the new Wenn Campus Center complex would […]
On Friday Sept. 21, Brockhampton released their fourth studio album “Iridescence.” With the new release, the self-proclaimed boy band has started to branch out from their previous success with an album focused on pushing their […]
In 2009, it was Paramore and Blink-182 who relieved teenage angst, a commiseration rendered in the form of lyrics scribbled in black and white marble composition books. Those teenagers are older now, turning in those […]