Food, humor, dance and song were featured throughout the evening of April 5, at the Taste of Latin America event in the Student Center ballroom. The two hour event, hosted by The Society of Hispanic [...]
On April 6, students across campus will take part in Relay for Life’s annual celebration on Tech’s campus. The day-long event, which begins at noon, is the culmination of months of recruiting and fundraising by [...]
Getting a good job requires job experience and getting job experience requires getting a good job. As one of the biggest dilemmas facing students today, gaining business expertise is more important now than ever. One [...]
Spring break is just within reach, and many students have getaways and relaxation plans to look forward to. One organization, Alternative Service Breaks (ASB), gives students another way to spend their spring vacations. The student-led [...]
Long lines for vaccinations were a spectacle to behold on campus as students faced a campus-wide flu epidemic earlier in the year. Flu season typically coincides with the spring semester, making it a big concern [...]
For many people living in this day and age, globalization is a fact of life they have grown up with. In this international society, the lives of individuals are affected now more than ever by [...]
Films have a special place in many moviegoers’ hearts, but not everyone’s tastes are the same. Students across campus shared their thoughts on which genres they consider their favorites. “I like action and horror movies [...]
On Valentine’s Day, couples traditionally exchange gifts, material or otherwise, to celebrate their romance. For students, this usually means digging into their pockets and coming up with the most thoughtful presents they can afford, and [...]
For some students, applying what they’ve learned in the classroom to real-world scenarios won’t happen until they leave Tech’s labs and lecture halls. For members of RoboJackets, however, applying engineering principles is part of the [...]
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Members of the Tech community met on Thursday night in the Student Center Ballroom to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. Emceed by Eran Mordel and Jasmine Lawrence, the celebration featured student speakers and performers who contributed to the evening’s theme, “The Dream & The Journey Continue.”
For college students, the difficulty of keeping a healthy lifestyle can be compounded with irregular sleeping habits and a poor diet. One program at the Campus Recreation Center, “CRC’s Biggest Loser,” takes students on a semester-long challenge to get fit and leave with a better, healthier lifestyle.
Though Tech students are familiar with dining locations on the first floor commons and food court of the Student Center, fewer students have experienced Ferst Place, a restaurant tucked away on the third floor of the Student Center that emphasizes service and presentation.
This year, the Jazz Ensemble will be playing in the Jazz Educator Network’s Annual JENerations Jazz Festival to be held in Atlanta. The event is the ensemble’s largest event of the year, performing alongside over six hundred other musicians on January 5th at the Peachtree Hyatt.
Tech’s branch of the international collegiate service organization Circle K aims to give students a chance to give back to the community and develop leadership skills along the way.
Safety, crime and prevention are important to Robert Connolly. As Deputy Chief of the Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD), he oversees the day-to-day operations of GTPD and its four divisions in Savannah, Support, Criminal Investigation and Patrol.
Tech’s status as a giant in engineering has a tendency to overshadow its liberal arts program. The ALIS degree program aims to put Tech at the forefront of foreign language studies.
This week, students were asked to describe their workout routines—specifically, how often they hit the gym and whether or not they stick to planned routines on a daily or weekly basis.
Near the end of every semester, organizations hold programs, events or services for the student body. Whether it’s the anticipated midnight breakfast in the Student Center or a surprise performance by some ensemble in the library, exams aren’t the only things going on around finals week.