In order to promote upcoming games, Nintendo releases announcement videos through a video series entitled Nintendo Direct. Masahiro Sakurai, the director of the games, hosted the most recent Nintendo Direct, which streamed on Apr. 8, […]
“You Georgia Techians are naughty,” Amanda Schull’s (Katrina Bennett) response to the audience’s chuckles from her unknowing burn to Rick Hoffman (Louis Litt) in the Suits On Campus tour at Tech showcased exactly how entertaining […]
Horror is a genre where the parody is as popular as the target itself. Beginning this past Friday, Apr. 4, DramaTech began its production of Young Frankenstein, a musical that pays homage to the classic […]
There is a prevailing stereotype that surrounds local music —that of the unrehearsed “garage band” with a generic rock sound and a mediocre stage presence. Inveritas, based out of Atlanta, has done its part to […]
The newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Captain America: The Winter Soldier, released in theatres Apr. 4. This makes it the ninth installment of a surprisingly well-delivered plot line. The movie opens with […]
The last few days in March marked the beginning of what has become known as “festival season.” From now until November, the US will host over 20 of the world’s biggest music festivals. California takes […]
Rain, strong winds, cold fronts and heat waves mixed with lengthy treks across campus all force the average Tech student to strongly consider take some sort of transportation. Whether that is in the daytime with […]
In fall 2010, Tech gained an award-winning science fiction writer in the Literature, Media and Communication School (LMC). Kathleen Goonan gained popularity for the first novel in her Nanotech Quartet, Queen City Jazz. Her debut […]
“I grew up in a family of science fiction readers. Both my parents read. My very first memory is actually watching Star Trek reruns with them,” said Dr. Lisa Yaszek said as she opened her […]
Because it only partially closes on weekends or school holidays and offers a plethora of resources, the Tech Library is a great place to study or conduct research. This, by itself, does not differentiate Tech’s […]
Magical powers, alternative realities and ethnic history are a tripartite combination that rarely comes together. Yet that is exactly what Rite of Passage, a new independent movie, accomplishes. Blending “steampunk,” a traditionally niche genre, with […]
DramaTech will soon stage its spring musical, Young Frankenstein, and the Technique sat down with Tejas Kotak, the current president of the theater, to get learn more about the theater and what audiences can expect. […]
Infamous: Second Son is Sucker Punch’s third entry in its Infamous series. A new protagonist drives the game’s changes from previous entries. Second Son improves on the core gameplay of its predecessors but fails to […]
Next Monday, Mar. 31 is the day The Tomorrow People will air its last episode of season one and quite possibly its last episode of the series. Judging by the dropping number of viewers, and […]
Cosmos was the first ever documentary to air on commercial networks, meaning that it will reach more than the typical niche science crowd. The pilot episode “Standing Up in the Milky Way” aired simultaneously on […]
Alesana’s Shawn Milke and Dennis Lee talk with the Technique about country side projects, guilty music pleasures and World of Warcraft addiction. Where do you draw your artistic influence from/what gets the creative juices flowing? […]
In a career that spans nearly four decades, Hayao Miyazaki has created entire worlds of fantasy and wonder. Miyazaki consistently crafts stories that are both elegant and filled with characters of substance and style. While […]
Last Friday, the Art@Tech Program introduced the much-anticipated Clough Art Crawl. This exhibit was originally scheduled to open with the Arts Festival. Due to inclement weather, those who wished to see the display of student […]