An Iron Man mask, a 20-sided die, an iPhone case and a stretchy bracelet. What do these seemingly unrelated items have in common? They were all printed by Nohtal Partansky’s 3D printer. Partansky is a […]
For their final road game of the regular season, the Tech men’s basketball team travelled to Syracuse, N.Y. and beat the No. 7 ranked Syracuse Orangemen 67-62. Syracuse, who is two weeks removed from being 25-0 […]
Throughout his many, many lives, Red has never had an adventure quite like this. The streaming website Twitch.tv was recently home to perhaps the strangest game of Pokémon this side of a creepypasta. A Generation […]
Last Friday, the Art@Tech Program introduced the much-anticipated Clough Art Crawl. This exhibit was originally scheduled to open with the Arts Festival. Due to inclement weather, those who wished to see the display of student […]
On Feb. 25, the Area Manager of North Avenue Apartments (NAA), Andrew Pasch, issued an email detailing safety and security measures to residents, prompted by an unusually high rate of personal property theft in recent […]
It is in the nature of higher education for schools to interview and select faculty members that will do their very best in making that school’s students the best and brightest the nation has seen; […]
It’s “the most fun you never want to have again,” according to third-year ME major and cadet Ryan Doll. From drill, marching and Field Training to classes, conferences and new friends, Air Force ROTC can […]
Freshman right fielder Ryan Peurifoy has made a surprising impact on the team in the first ten games of his college career. He has started in ten of the Jackets’ 12 games so far this […]
The 2012 winner of the Tony for Best Musical has come to the Fox Theatre and has audiences “falling slowly” in love with it. Once tells the story of a young, “stopped” Irish musician, Guy, […]
Computer-generated matchmaking has been around since the 1960s. Students at Harvard created one of the first programs called “Operation Match” that helped other students find dates. In 1965, an accountant and programmer in New York […]
After late December, the Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) upgraded their Communications Center so that the new station includes access to more security camera monitors, computers, space, communication devices and student involvement. The Communications Center […]
This month, Georgia Tech Starter, the world’s first peer-reviewed, university-based crowdfunding platform for research projects, had its first project reach its full funding goal. The project entitled “Develop Teachable Moments for Future STEM Workforce” on […]
On March 2 at the last home women’s basketball game, the Georgia Tech Student Foundation (GTSF) presented checks to multiple student organizations during a break in the game. As a part of their allocations initiative, […]
Students have the option of becoming wine connoisseurs and rock stars in a matter of weeks. There are hundreds of these options classes at Tech. From Aerospace Engineering to Business classes, from 7000 level to […]
Finishing AE and CS homework in the middle of the night, attending the fraternity’s formal, teaching prospective students about Tech. All of these activities on top of being SGA President. This is the year that […]
Garrett, the master thief, returns in the cult series’ newest revival Thief. The original came out a decade ago, and this iteration was developed by Eidos Montreal and published by Square Enix. Thief takes place […]
The Jackets’ baseball team lost their first meeting against the University of Georgia Bulldogs 1-0 with a controversial walk off run in the bottom of the ninth in Athens. The Jackets (7-5) and Bulldogs (6-6) […]
The Jackets’ softball team began ACC play this past weekend by dropping two out of three at home against the Boston College Eagles. Although starting the weekend strong by defeating the Eagles in the first […]