Tuesday’s annual debate between the candidates for Undergraduate President and Executive Vice President demonstrated that the Roseen-Banner ticket shows the most potential in the upcoming elections. Both Dillon Roseen and Brandie Banner have significant qualifications […]
We are so honored to be running for Student Body President and Vice-President. Our positive experiences at Tech over the last few years have encouraged us to empower other students to become leaders on campus, […]
By voting for Alex Bandes and Yvonne Ploder, you will be voting for a united team founded on a solid friendship, years of experience and striving for a single goal: to represent YOU. We have […]
Hey Everyone! Conrad and Donovan here! As you probably have heard, we are running to be your next Student Body President and Vice President and we could not be more excited. We believe that SGA […]
I remember my first SGA election. It was in the seventh grade, and I was running against Matthew Feraco, whose blond hair and soccer skills made him a shoe-in for president. On the day of […]
After nine years of following the love story of the least likeable character on television, I have been slapped in the face one final time by the inconsistent, unrealistic sitcom that once used to make […]
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It’s now late in the spring semester, the temperature is turning up and so is my schoolwork load. Professors are piling on projects and tests more than usual due to the delays from those beloved […]
Good evening, America, and hello, my fellow Jackets. It is my absolute delight to introduce the Gelbe-Stolen T ticket in this year’s SGA Presidential Elections. Following my meteoric rise to Freshman Class President, I believe […]
Last week, the Technique ran an online opinion piece entitled “Why the T thief shouldn’t be suspended.” After reading it, I felt it was important that I give you some insights into my thoughts. As […]
On April 29, English band Bastille will play in Atlanta as a part of their first ever American tour. With their sudden popularity in the U.S., inexpensive ticket price and a relatively small venue choice, […]
The Student Center Programs Council (SCPC) and Talks at Tech recently announced that astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson would be visiting Tech to give a talk on April 1. Ticket sales began on the morning […]
The 2022 World Cup is eight years away and Qatari officials have already begun to start preparing for the games. When the bid was announced for the 2022 World Cup, the favorite to receive the […]
Pushing the envelope has always been, and will always be, a key part of what any Tech student strives to do. When any of us hears the word “challenge,” a primal sense immediately awakens within […]
The TechArts Festival, a showcase of the creative talents of students and faculty, ended last Saturday. The Festival had over 30 different events held over two weeks with several forms of visual and performance art. […]
Throughout his many, many lives, Red has never had an adventure quite like this. The streaming website Twitch.tv was recently home to perhaps the strangest game of Pokémon this side of a creepypasta. A Generation […]
Computer-generated matchmaking has been around since the 1960s. Students at Harvard created one of the first programs called “Operation Match” that helped other students find dates. In 1965, an accountant and programmer in New York […]
Last week, I posted a webcomic on Facebook without thinking much of it. It was an explanation of privilege, and I was absolutely not expecting the intense argument it sparked among my friends. As an […]
Normally I like to disguise how much I hate stupid people behind my witty remarks and snappy side banter, but I’ve realized something on campus that needs to be addressed: texting and traffic. I think […]