Nihilism deprives people of joy
Blame it on the ‘08 Recession, climate change or Tumblr’s own Matty Healy, buta nihilism somehow became cool. There is a lot of social clout...
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Cool Kids Don’t Use AI Instead of Google
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is as inescapable as the Atlanta pollen, but users are glossing over the extreme environmental and ethical issues as companies replace jobs...
All hobbies are valuable
Hobbies are not a wasteful or meaningless pastime — they are a reflection of yourself. What you choose to do when you have a rare...
Lessons from Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show
Kendrick Lamar’s Superbowl LIX performance captured politics’ entrenchment in the United States today. He argues that everything is a product of the American game and...
The state of the union: women edition
Today we aim to address the state of the union as we see it, as two women of Tech. While women might have the right...
The Price of Being a Woman: Consensus Opinion
Tackling the pink tax on campus Women pay more for everyday essentials — not because the products are better or significantly different, but because they...
The danger of the Trump is king rhetoric
The foundation of America is based upon the value of democracy as a departure from monarchy to ensure that its citizens would be free and...
2025-2026 SGA executive endorsement
Each year, the Technique editorial board identifies a ticket in Tech’s Undergraduate Student Government Association (SGA) race that we feel is best suited to represent...
Dreaming isn’t just for kids
When I was younger, I lived in the fantastical worlds I invented. I told anyone who would listen tales of my family going on adventures...
Is ignorance bliss?
At a time when breaking news is available to us constantly, conveniently and faster than ever, it is getting harder and harder to keep up....
Individual Action Actually Matters
There is immense power in the actions of everyday individuals, yet some people still make choices they know are bad for the world around them...
Consensus: DEI
As the ink dries on yet another executive order from the Oval Office, here in Atlanta, the Trump administration’s policy against Diversity, Equity and Inclusion...
What’s Wrong with the Grammys
Once a year, the music industry gathers for what can only be described as a talent show for the biggest names in music. Millions of...
You Don’t Need to Monetize Your Hobbies
What is the point of a hobby? To enjoy yourself, to sound more interesting to others or to serve as a side hustle to keep...
I’m not responding; I’m not sorry
Note: This is a companion piece to Caroline Betz’s article, here. Today, it seems like everything, and everyone is clawing for my attention. My phone...
Yes, You Really Should Text People Back
Note: This is a companion piece to Parker Avery’s article, here. In a world where the default form of communication is texting, one of the...
Trump’s first week in office: a spectacle of self-indulgence
President Donald Trump’s first week in office painted a picture of his vision for the next four years — a performance of governance that looks...
Ultra Urbanism Needs Nuance: Why Dismissing Cars Won’t Necessarily Drive Change
It is undeniable that we live in a car-centric society and that many people would benefit from improved public transit and walkability, but meaningful change...