Life’s adventures beckon, embrace them
May 5 promises to be a monumental day in my life. The occasion: Graduation Spring 2012; the culmination of a journey that started five years ago for a young boy from New Delhi. I will […]
Siddharth Gurnani
Preparing yourself for college
One of the exciting things of college is being independent. But independence comes with responsibilities; from academics and networking, to doing laundry and other chores to taking care of your nutrition and health, you must learn the balancing act quickly.
Longtime professor passes away
W. Marshall Leach, Jr., ECE professor, passed away on Saturday, Nov. 20 at the age of 70. He received his PhD in EE from Tech in 1972 and became a professor in the ECE department […]
Heineman shares startup experience
Kevin Heineman, the VP of Engineering and Chief Technical Officer of Damballa, a startup company in Atlanta spoke to Tech students as part of the IMPACT Speaker series at the LeCraw Auditorium in the College of Management on Nov. 3.
Alum donates $3.5 million for indoor facility
If approved by the Board of Trustees, the Athletic Association (AA) is set to get a new Indoor training facility for the Tech football team. The 80,000 square-foot covered training facility will be built in […]
09/23/10: Campus Crime
Forgotten assault On the afternoon of Sept. 18, GTPD received a call about a West Georgia University student who was beaten and thrown out of a party at a fraternity house at Tech for misbehaving […]
Students flock to annual career fair
Tech’s annual career fair was held on Sept. 13 and 14 this year at the Campus Recreation Center (CRC). The fair hosted 362 companies, with over 6000 students attending. On the first day, the CRC […]
Institute to offer new dual degree program
In collaboration with the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Tech’s ECE department has created a unique program for students at both the Undergraduate and Graduate level to earn dual degrees from both […]