With the year coming to a close, the SGA executive branch is already transitioning from the leadership of outgoing President Nagela Nukuna to incoming President Sujay Peramanu. As this change of the guard takes place, […]
This is it. This marks the last issue of the Technique for the semester. For a lot of sections, that makes sense; the Life section hardly has campus life to worry about over the summer. […]
It is easy to be sucked in by the year-round nature of college sports. There are March Madness and baseball in the spring, football in the fall, swimming and diving in the winter, and so […]
Next Thursday marks the beginning of the National Football League’s annual draft. Over the course of three days, 253 of college football’s finest athletes will be told to pack their bags and move to a […]
On April 11, the Tech Women’s Volleyball team played host to the Beijing Automobile Works Women’s Volleyball Club (BAW). The teams ate meals together before and after the match, and BAW took a tour of […]
From the beginning of his career until now, Kendrick Lamar has always had one clear message for his audience: people are products of their respective environments, and each person’s story deserves to be heard. Kendrick’s […]
To those with superficial knowledge of DramaTech Theatre’s latest production, Joanne Bogart and Eric Rockwell’s “Musical of Musicals: the Musical!,” it must seem that the Institute’s theatrical community has gone completely mad. The playbill reads […]
Some people treat honesty as a virtue. Charlamagne Tha God, host of radio show “The Breakfast Club,” treats honesty like armor. In his upcoming book, “Black Privilege: Opportunity Comes to Those Who Create It,” Charlamagne […]
On their Death of a Bachelor Tour, Panic! at the Disco stopped in Duluth to perform at the Infinite Energy Center on April 12. The pop rock band was touring in support of their single […]
My first days at Tech were completely the opposite — but also exactly the same — as my last days at this university. I was excited to leave home and be on my own for […]
Yesterday I had a friend post an article on Facebook that asserted that not being “into black girls is not a preference. It’s racist.” As with many controversial political articles posted to Facebook, the comments […]
Tech campus began experiencing power issues across campus on Saturday, April 8 due to a fault in one of the Georgia Power transformers which services the Tech power substation. After the fault, the campus experienced […]
In 2022, the McAuley Aquatic Center will once again host a national swimming and diving championship event. From March 16-19, the Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships will be held at McAuley, and the […]
A swan song is an idiom used to represent a final act or accomplishment before either dying or retiring. It is an exit of ineffable beauty, a graceful and dignified end. In all realness, I […]
It is indisputable that Tech students are astonishingly focused on their career goals and carefully curate steps towards their future from the moment they receive their Tech acceptance letter. Contrasting many other institutions of higher […]
Looking back at my last four years at Tech, it has been quite an eventful time full of adventure, learning and awesome people. Was it without its trials and tribulations? Absolutely not, and I wouldn’t […]
Envisioning — let alone predicting — the future can be enormously challenging, but the #GT2040 initiative encourages students and faculty to do just that. Through an interactive installation in the Clough Commons and an online […]
