With New Year’s resolutions nearly six months old, many students on campus may be pleased to hear that the CRC isn’t shutting down shop on classes and intramurals for the summer. In fact, the summer [...]
With another semester at Tech in session, the clear skies and warm nights are calling students out of their dorms, apartments and classrooms and into the beautiful Atlanta summer. For Tech students on the hunt [...]
The Colored Museum, a student-led production directed by Quirtina Crittenden and Assistant Director Kia Benion, brought African American history to life on Tech campus last Sunday. The play was performed for one night only in [...]
Food, humor, dance and song were featured throughout the evening of April 5, at the Taste of Latin America event in the Student Center ballroom. The two hour event, hosted by The Society of Hispanic [...]
Tech is fortunate to have such vibrant diversity and students get to have many experiences that showcase this. Several on-campus initiatives, such as the student and faculty symposia, cultural events such as India Club’s annual [...]
The diversity of students at Tech leaves no shortage of opportunities to connect with people of different cultures, religions and backgrounds. One lesser-known forum for cross-cultural interaction is the Friends Beyond Borders Cafe at the [...]
IsraelFest returned to campus Tuesday afternoon for its annual exhibition of Israeli food, history and culture. This year’s event brought the ever-popular falafel dish and camels to the center of campus. The event was hosted [...]
Last Saturday’s Tech Beautification Day (TBD), one of the most popular campus-wide volunteering events, brought students, faculty and staff together to make a visible difference. This year marked the 13th annual event of giving back [...]
Tech’s motto, “Progress and Service,” is proudly embodied by the many community service organizations on campus, one of which is the recently re-founded Community Service Council (CSC). The volunteer project coordinating organization was originally founded [...]
Lily Ponitz Engineers Without Borders Lily Ponitz is the president of the Tech chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB), an international organization whose members apply engineering and entrepreneurial expertise to humanitarian aid. EWB focuses on [...]
Involvement in service projects is one of the things that Tech encourages most in its students. There are campus-wide events like Team Buzz and Tech Beautification Day that call hundreds of students to volunteer, and [...]
On April 6, students across campus will take part in Relay for Life’s annual celebration on Tech’s campus. The day-long event, which begins at noon, is the culmination of months of recruiting and fundraising by [...]
Cultural understanding is considered by many to be a crucial part of conducting business on an international scale, which many students do as they pursue internships and study abroad. A session was held on campus [...]
Students gathered on the night of Wednesday, March 13 at the Robert Ferst Center for the Arts to watch the InVenture Prize competition’s live telecast of the final round. Over 200 teams competed in the [...]
For students who are looking to interact with members of the professional community, Tech’s chapter of National Organization for Business and Engineering (NOBE) and the Society for Women in Business were founded to support future [...]
The inception of a successful business idea begins with the creation of an equally successful business plan. Students hoping to get a head start on their entrepreneurship goals have an opportunity to do so at [...]
The Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) is planning to begin construction and renovations to be made to the departments building on Hemphill Avenue. “What we’re trying to do is make a more efficient use of [...]
Getting a good job requires job experience and getting job experience requires getting a good job. As one of the biggest dilemmas facing students today, gaining business expertise is more important now than ever. One [...]