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 […]
The 2012 winner of the Tony for Best Musical has come to the Fox Theatre and has audiences “falling slowly” in love with it. Once tells the story of a young, “stopped” Irish musician, Guy, […]
Garrett, the master thief, returns in the cult series’ newest revival Thief. The original came out a decade ago, and this iteration was developed by Eidos Montreal and published by Square Enix. Thief takes place […]
There are not many bands that can claim to have found measurable amounts of success around the entire world. Maná, a Latin rock band from Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico is one of those bands. They have […]
Video game company Riot Games changed the industry back in 2009 when they released League of Legends, a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game. The total player count for the free-to-play title is into the […]
Many people have their own private jokes and references that only a select group of their close friends understands, but Jarrod Blanton and Harrison Lyerly, both Tech students, have taken this to an entirely new […]
Beck continues to create unique sounds and quality music with his latest album Morning Phase. Beck, the stage name for vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Beck Hansen, has a long and diverse musical history. From folk music […]
Tracy Murrell is one of 21 artists in Michael David’s Fine Arts Workshop (FAWS), which collectively opened an exhibit at the Bill Lowe Gallery last weekend. Even among such exciting company, Murrell’s collection stands out […]
Well-priced sushi restaurants are not always the easiest thing to come by. Good sushi dinners can run into the three-figure range for a party of four (or less, if one is feeling particularly hungry). This […]
Over three years, R. Smith-Angel experienced the dissolution of a thirty-year marriage, a major surgery, the deaths of closely-loved relatives, the life-threatening illness of her mother, retirement and permanent relocation from Washington D.C. to Atlanta. […]
Curious college students sometimes want to know a little bit about other fields without necessarily desiring to enroll in formal classes. Crash Course is an ingenious solution. Started in late January of 2012, Crash Course […]
February 14th will mark a special day for those at DramaTech, or rather for this entire institute. Georgia Tech has the privilege as the school of choice for a world premiere play: Radical Love. We […]
The Book of Mormon, winner of nine Tony Awards, follows the story of Elder Price, a dashing, confident and daring model of a perfect Mormon, and the a compulsively lying, awkward, insecure and yet somehow […]
On Dec. 13, 2013, Beyoncé’s eponymous album, Beyoncé, was silently released exclusively on iTunes without any prior marketing of the work. Her fifth studio album, Beyoncé follows 4, an album boasting such hits as “Run […]
Andrew Ripp is fairly new to the music scene, but has already released an album that offers little new material. In 2008, he released his first album, Fifty Miles to Chicago. Since then, he has […]
E.L. Doctorow’s latest work, Andrew’s Brain, is about the life of the titular Andrew, a destructively absentminded cognitive scientist, from inside his own mind. Told loosely in the format of conversations with a therapist, the […]
Two years after the finale of Sherlock’s Season Two aired, the much-anticipated Season Three has broadcast in the U.S. as part of PBS’s Masterpiece series. Created by Mark Gatiss and Doctor Who’s Stephen Moffat, the […]