Black LGBTQ+ discussion builds solidarity
The Office of Intercultural Student Programs organized an open discussion on the state of LGBTQ+ representation in the Black community at Tech on Wednesday, March...
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Muslim students celebrate Ramadan on campus
Millions of Muslims worldwide observe Ramadan, a time of sacrifice, prayer and reflection. Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, approximately corresponding to...
Chabad House at Georgia Tech hosts Shabbat360
On March 29, the doors of the Rohr Chabad House at Georgia Tech and Georgia State opened to hundreds of Jewish students in the local...
SCPC’S Medieval Sting Break
Tech’s annual Sting Break event, hosted by the Student Center Programs Council (SCPC), took place March 28 on Tech Green at 6 p.m. All students...
Streaming and how it impacted musical depth
Every day, I find myself scrolling through my Spotify library, faced with numerous choices, from AI-curated playlists tailored to my tastes to playlists made by...
Why science fiction matters
With the release of “Dune: Part Two,” science fiction has seen a massive resurgence into the public sphere. Book stores have sold out of copies...
A letter to my old self: Thinking of college in post
Dear Younger Self, I hope this letter finds you well. You look exuberant, inquisitive and petrified all at the same time, and I cannot blame...
Buy now, pay later
As people have been buying more and more things online, the landscape of consumer payments has evolved to squeeze every last dollar possible from consumers....
Commencement speakers at Tech
Do our graduation speakers represent Tech’s values? The semesterly commencement ceremony honoring the Institute’s graduates is an event that many look forward to and...
Okefenokee swamp faces grave mining threat
Tucked in the southeast corner of Georgia, the Okefenokee Swamp spans more than 400,000 acres and is home to hundreds of species of plants and...
Tech completes its final round of admissions
A new academic year turns over a new leaf for the Institute, bringing a new football season, tailgates and a fresh, albeit short-lived, determination to...
Supreme Court hears abortion pill ban case
Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June 2022, dialogue surrounding states’ rights, abortion access and reproductive freedoms have reached national notoriety. With the...
SGA announces election results amongst controversy
This Tuesday at 12 p.m., students gathered at Harrison Square to hear the results of this year’s contested Student Government Association (SGA) Undergraduate Executive Ticket...
Men’s tennis bounces back, wins three straight
After two hard-fought losses to ranked teams, No. 20 North Carolina State (NC State) and No. 4 Wake Forest, Tech looked to bounce back against...
Tech sweeps NC State in massive ACC upset
The Jackets baseball team did not get the memo that it is spring break at Tech. Over their last few games, the Jackets have gone...
Softball win streak ends, positives still abound
Through the past several weeks, the Jackets softball program recorded their second-longest win-streak of 15 games. Along with the longest undefeated homestand in program history,...
Men’s basketball falls in ACC Tournament
Entering the ACC tournament as the 13th seed, the Jackets looked to end head coach Damon Stoudamire’s first season at the helm on a high...
A potential rebound for women’s basketball
Finishing the season right at a 0.500 winning percentage, the Tech women’s basketball team has a strong foundation to build from. It starts with sophomore...