Classes are finally getting into full swing, and I find myself glancing over at the large and expensive stack of textbooks I purchased at the beginning of the semester, realizing that I’ve only skimmed through […]
The sense of community that comes with joining a Greek organization, along with the history and traditions of the organization itself, attract many students to pledge.
When it comes to legislative priorities and funding, the State Relations team often has to overcome obstacles in their liaisons between Tech and the State Capitol.
Tech observes International Women’s Day on March 8 with events that celebrate the strides taken by women in their communities and across the globe.
Food is an integral part of a culture that becomes embedded in a person’s lifestyle over time.
Art is a broad medium for self-expression. It embodies all the creativity and imagination of the human mind, and is often associated with the stroke of a painter’s brush, a sculptor’s masterpiece taking shape or […]
For many students that live on campus, it can be hard to come up with things to do outside of academics.
It’s the season of love, and many couples are looking to spice up a relationship that may be getting cold in the winter. Getting the shivers thinking of expensive dates? Luckily, you don’t have to […]
In an effort to better serve the health insurance needs of its grad students, key administrators and student representatives have successfully worked with Georgia’s Board of Regents to give Tech the option of customizing its own healthcare plan. Developing a new deal would tackle coverage issues that students often encounter.
Students, faculty and administrative leaders came together to participate in the biannual Campus Safety Walk on the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 8.
Whether you start planning months in advance or scramble to put something together at the last minute, choosing a costume for Halloween is serious business for students who want to stand out from the crowd and earn their treats.
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) presented its fourth annual Homecoming Step Show to a full house in the Ferst Center last Friday night. The competition showcased the rhythmic talent of members from eight historically black […]
SGA hosted a week-long event this week called ‘Keep the T’ in Tech to discourage T thefts on campus. The goal of the event was to tell students that stealing T’s from signposts is not […]
In observance of National Campus Fire Safety Month, Tech hosted its fourth annual educational program iPrevent on Wednesday evening. The event gave students an opportunity to participate in fire safety training sessions, learn about new technology in fire detection and witness a demonstration in which a fire, supervised by the Atlanta Department of Fire Rescue, was staged in a model dorm room.
The Institue for Leadership and Entrepreneurship invited students, faculty and business representatives for the first IMPACT Speaker Series of the semester on Wednesday, Sept. 7. The weekly series provides an opportunity for entrepreneurially minded individuals to learn about a variety of topics, ranging from new innovative management practices to the emerging business models shaping our world.
Officially announced this time last year by Institute President G.P. “Bud” Peterson, the Strategic Plan functions as a vision of progress and public service both on and outside of campus. The launching of the recently […]