For spring break this year, many Tech students will be heading down to the beach or back home. However, those who have plans to spend their spring break exploring Atlanta can find an artistic and [...]
With the myriad career options at Tech, along with co-ops and internships that often take students to faraway places, spending time apart can be a test of the strength of any relationship. Though there are [...]
Getting the itch to create but can’t paint or sculpt? Here are some other ways to create or to enjoy creations.
One of the greatest challenges about living in student housing is the lack of space. Students often have a lot of stuff with little room to organize. This makes it important to utilize space efficiently [...]
The excitement of adventure attracts many people to destinations all over the world. But for a college student on a budget, these adventure spots can get a little pricey. What are some destinations that aren’t [...]
As far as university rankings go, Tech has remained amongst the top ten in the nation for a substantial amount of time. But what is it about Tech that lassos such good rankings? What factors [...]
How does a local Atlanta resident get immersed in this thriving music scene? The answer: small bars and restaurants which promote budding new musicians.
As the cold weather begins to bring in the colorful array of leaves and pumpkin carving, it also brings a holiday of sinister spookiness: Halloween. From small children trick-or-treating to adults just dressing up for fun, Halloween has been a celebrated tradition in Western culture for about 2000 years.
City living can get expensive. But what if someone told you that you could enjoy a day in the city of Atlanta for fewer than twenty dollars?
Startup companies seem to be popping up all over the place, but what techniques and knowledge can help make a company the best?
Some scientists argue that the Earth is warming, and CO2 emissions from pollution have caused this significant increase. But scientists seem to disagree about the effects of global warming.
A life-sized replica of R2-D2 and a dress made entirely out of recycled cans were merely just the tip of the iceberg at this year’s Mini Maker Faire.
When Tech’s 2,575 freshmen started fall semester Monday they represented Tech’s most diverse class.
Tech is a school simply for technology, without any creative minded students who love art or music, right? Wrong. The Institute has developed many programs and clubs over the years for those right brained students [...]
With the growing backlash against highly processed foods, eating locally-grown, organic food is becoming an ever-increasing health trend among much of the American society.
There are not too many of Tech’s various clubs and organizations that can say they have their meetings at two-thousand feet, but that is not the case for the Georgia Tech Flying Club.
Every year, almost two million people are diagnosed with cancer, and over 11 million people continue the struggle with the disease. In 1985, the American Cancer Society started the Relay for Life and the event [...]
When someone says the words “sex trafficking,” most people think of the movie Taken, in which a teenage girl goes into another country and gets kidnapped, traded and sold as a prostitute. No one instantly thinks of young women living in Atlanta being exploited, but, in fact, this city is a national hub for sex trafficking, and the majority of the young women abused are minors with an average age of around 14. At Tech, a society called “One Voice” is making an effort to stop this abuse.