Tech student competing on Jeopardy! shares her experience
If there is one thing that can be said about Tech students, it is that when they get out in the real world, they are prepared and to make a difference. Graduates make airplanes fly, [...]
If there is one thing that can be said about Tech students, it is that when they get out in the real world, they are prepared and to make a difference. Graduates make airplanes fly, [...]
For the first time ever, the University of Georgia’s massive Sanford Stadium hosted something other than a football game—an outdoor country concert featuring Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan and others. A part of Aldean’s “Night Train” [...]
Willie Nelson seems to be living by the wise words of Mark Twain: “Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.” The country music legend, who turns 80 [...]
Lianne La Havas hails from London and is shaping up to be the next big voice in the global music scene. A 23-year old singer, songwriter and guitarist, La Havas is a woman full of [...]
Jackie Robinson is one of the most pivotal figures in the history of major league baseball as well as one of the most well-known heroes of racial equality. His unbelievable accomplishments have been heralded in [...]
The 36th Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival will be held over Memorial Day weekend and promises a wide variety of talented jazz musicians from all over. This free event at Piedmont Park is put on every [...]
Our favorite monsters Mike and Sully are back on the big screen. Director Dan Scanlon (writer for Cars) and executive producer Kori Rae (associate producer of Monsters Inc. and The Incredibles) have teamed up to [...]
Every year since 2007, the illustrious and archaic dormitories Glenn and Towers have competed in a total of sixteen events over one week, in a tradition they call “Battle for the Quad.” Some of these [...]
Following the recent buzz surrounding the release of Despicable Me 2 and Monsters University this summer, animated movie lovers are rejoicing over the long-awaited announcement of a Finding Nemo sequel entitled Finding Dory. “I read [...]
On Wed., Apr. 3, nationally famous stand-up comedian Demetri Martin performed at Atlanta’s historic Punch Line Comedy Club. The show was part of the book tour for his bestseller Point This At Your Face. Martin [...]
Forget what you think you know about the “grass roots” movement and experience it first hand at Atlanta’s Miller Union. Head chef Steven Satterfield has devised a restaurant system that takes full advantage of the [...]
Last Friday, March 29, at the Hinman Research Building, the “Archies” took a night off of studio for the biennial Beaux Arts Ball. The costume ball originated in 19th century Paris with ornately designed floats [...]
Hosting the NCAA Final Four games, Atlanta will be buzzing with activity No matter what team you are pulling for in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, you should be in Atlanta this weekend. The city [...]
Since the fateful summer of 2011, Tech students have been lamenting the loss of one of Tech’s landmarks for over 60 years: Junior’s. Students were sad to see the building emptied, but now the deserted [...]
From performances at Under the Couch to appearances at the Grammys, Tech students, faculty and alumni have proven time and again that they are no beginners when it comes to music. Chris Howard, a former [...]
“Listen up girl when you feel this way, yo boys I am sing song, soup song, flop song, touch me, touch me, touch me. What is mobile number, what is your style number? Move your [...]
Disney closed the video game studio LucasArts on Wed., April 4. In one sweep, the parent company of Mickey Mouse acquired LucasArts, Lucasfilm, Industrial Lights & Magic and Skywalker Sound for around four billion dollars [...]
Based out of North Carolina but well-known throughout the national electronic rock scene, the band Papadosio lends a voice to that area where, according to the band itself, “revolutionary technology meets a revolutionary message.” Having [...]