On Feb. 20, Tech’s School of Music hosted the 2015 Margaret A. Guthman Musical Instrument Competition. Since 2009, this annual musical competition has graced Tech’s campus with strange and intriguing new instruments, for the competition […]
Tech is home to a wide range of students from a variety of backgrounds and cultures stretching across the world, and when these students are not too busy cramming for the big test on Monday, […]
Recently, the Wall Street Journal reported that Netflix and Nintendo were working together to create a Legend of Zelda TV series for their online streaming service. The newspaper reported that the series would be similar […]
In a shocking turn of events, the sex scenes are actually some of the best acted and least problematic portions of Sam Taylor-Johnson’s Fifty Shades of Grey. Released on Feb. 13, the highly-anticipated and hotly-contested […]
On Feb. 12 the Student Center Programs Council (SCPC) hosted Moon Tunes, the second performance in a concert series that was originally meant to occur monthly. While there was quite a bit more than a […]
This month, DramaTech transforms its theater from an ordinary space into the colorful and unpredictable, yet frightening alternate universe, “Cartoon.” Written by Steve Yockey and directed by Melissa Foulger, the dark, comedic play transports viewers […]
Students at Tech are well-known for their innovation in the areas of engineering and computer science; however, there are some who choose to do the impossible and bring liberal arts into the mix as well. […]
Since the year 2000, The New American Shakespeare Tavern has shown the ever-popular Shakespearean play “Romeo and Juliet” every February. This is only logical, since people tend to enjoy seeing the tragic story of two […]
DramaTech continues to wow audiences with its newest production, “Cartoon.” The play supersedes expectations, experimenting with new theatrical styles, such as Commedia del’Arte, to transport audiences to an alternate universe of animation filled with social […]
This past Tuesday, Feb. 11, at Terminal West, the up-and-coming band Phox charmed a friendly audience with their alternative folk/indie pop melodies. Hailing from Baraboo, Wisconsin, the seven-member group includes instrumentalists ranging from piano, guitar, […]
Strange Magic is certainly an experience. There really is no better description for this movie. Directed by Gary Rydstrom (who has only ever done sound design in movies before), this computer-animated musical is a re-imagining […]
At first glance, Project Almanac, produced by Michael Bay (Transformers), seems like it would a very interesting, thought-provoking movie about time travel. It is not. Project Almanac is a found-footage film released on Jan. 30 […]
Fifteen years ago, students at Emory University endeavored to spread the joy of filmmaking. In 2004, Tech was introduced to their creation in the form of Campus MovieFest, or CMF for short. Eleven years later, […]
Captain America’s (Chris Evans) heroic decision to sacrifice himself during 2011’s Captain America: The First Avenger, as he reminds his girlfriend Agent Carter (Hayley Atwell) about their upcoming date, opens ABC’s new show Agent Carter. […]
There are certain aspects of theater that are hard to obtain through any media other than the stage; the physical emotiveness of the actors, the suspension of reality that only a narrative playing out before […]
On Saturday, Jan. 31, the Fox Theatre hosted a tribute performance to the King of Rock and Roll. Elvis Lives is a touring show that features three Elvis Presley impersonators, four background singers, a band […]
On Peachtree Street, right between Orange Theory Fitness and the UPS store — or rather, somewhere in between Taco Mac and Jimmy John’s — sits the recently opened Sweet Hut, a cafe-style chain that specializes […]
“Children can have a cruel, absolute sense of justice. Children can kill a monster and feel quite proud of themselves.” Or at least so says the dark yet enchanting back cover of Holly Black’s newest […]