Campus has seen many new visitors from external media outlets this week all attempting to cover the events surrounding the death of Scout Schultz. The Technique would like to address the views of several students […]
ommunity, connecting people and revitalizing urban space. The Technique talked to Kyle Morais, a member of Argha Noah, about how temporary art projects and installations act as an interactive means of community development. Technique: How […]
If debuting a new quarterback comes with growing pains, then the Jackets are certainly not alone. Two of their rivals, the Clemson Tigers and the Georgia Bulldogs, are doing the same. Both teams are undefeated […]
Coming from the United Kingdom, sports at the collegiate level has always been alien to me. In the UK, the only comparable event between colleges is the Oxford versus Cambridge Boat Race that happens once […]
For the first time in three years, a new season of Tech football ushers in a new quarterback: TaQuon Marshall. While Marshall has only started in two games so far, many fans are already wondering […]
Some people just look like athletes. Mario West is one of them. His 6’5” frame is more towering in person than any photograph could depict, and his handshake is of the enveloping sort. Indeed, West […]
Many people reject independent and alternative films these days for being too “pretentious.” Sometimes, they are not wrong. Much of what the “pretentiousness” of a film hinges on is whether or not it claims to […]
Last Saturday, Sept. 16, the Robert Ferst Center for the Arts hosted [email protected]’s first performance of the semester, an improvisational sketch comedy group. Before the Upright Citizens Brigade took the stage, the night opened with […]
Cirque du Soleil’s new production “Luzia” whisks the audience away to Mexico and features a diverse collection of acts. Filled with music, dance and humor, “Luzia” demands audience attention and keeps it. Atlanta’s skyline is […]
From Twitter to textbooks, text is omnipresent in students’ lives, but rarely do most people acknowledge or question its influence. The new exhibit at the Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA), “Text Me: How We Live […]
About a month into the school year, a lot has happened on campus — but what about you in your spare time? It’s easy to answer with an innocent “not much,” but what are Tech […]
Turn it off and back on again. You have undoubtedly heard these words of advice for fixing anything technological countless times. Sometimes it works, but what do you do when it is late, you have […]
Monday night saw a vigil at the campanile to honor Scout Schultz break into rioting, eventually ending in three arrests and two police officers wounded as well as property damage. The vigil was hosted by […]
A consortium of universities, led by Tech, has been awarded nearly $20 million by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to assist in the development of a new engineering research center. The center will focus on […]
The entrepreneurial programs at Tech provide students with an opportunity to test out their big ideas and have continued to grow every year since their conception. Programs like CREATE-X will grow even larger in the […]
Shortly before midnight this past Saturday, Tech student Scout Schultz, fourth-year CompE, was fatally shot by GTPD during a confrontation. Information received by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) as a […]
I met Scout Schultz two weeks ago. DM Smith 011 was packed with pizza boxes and passionate students on a Tuesday evening (standing room only as I walked in late) as the Georgia Tech Progressive […]
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