Exploring Atlanta for Under $20
City living can get expensive. But what if someone told you that you could enjoy a day in the city of Atlanta for fewer than twenty dollars?
Destination Profile: Places to visit in the Southeast
Grab friends and plan out a road trip to one of these five destinations, all of which are relatively close to Atlanta.
How to start a tech company
Startup companies seem to be popping up all over the place, but what techniques and knowledge can help make a company the best?
Tweets of the Week
@NotGaryBusey: Instead of wanting Facebook to have a “Dislike” button, it should implement a “Cool story, bro” button.
Students Speak: What does Facebook mean to tech students? Will they give it up?
Facebook’s role as a major instrument of modern social interaction has shifted personal interaction between people.
What to look for when buying a tablet
Electronic tablets, in the modern world, serve an important function. They signpost a trade-off between the portability of a smartphone and the computing power of a laptop.
Five technology trends shaping social media
The trends of 2011 not only reflect the progress of technological advances, but they give insight into people’s preferences for cyber interaction as well.
Tips and Tricks
Here are some tips and tricks to keep you focused so you can get your work done faster and go back to watching videos of cats.
The new Facebook
Announced at the f8 Developers Conference in San Fransisco, Facebook is making the profile page a timeline, an electronic scrapbook of the user’s life.
A week without Facebook
In the pursuit of finding out how dependent we really are to society’s new electronic crutch, I am giving up facebook for one week.
SAA kicks of year with membership drive
Founded one year ago, the Student Alumni Association (SAA) is working to increase connections between current and former students in several different ways, including a recruitment drive which was held on Thursday, Sept. 15.
Tips & Tricks: How to live “Green”
Here are some easy tips and tricks to help you go green without slowing you down.
Are changing weather patterns a concern?
Some scientists argue that the Earth is warming, and CO2 emissions from pollution have caused this significant increase. But scientists seem to disagree about the effects of global warming.
Profile: Students Organizing for Sustainability (SOS)
Students Organizing for Sustainability, or SOS, was founded seven years ago as a tool for students to get informed and active with environmental advocacy projects on campus.
Learning Goes Paperless
As the world develops technologically could paper finally be leaving the classroom once and for all?
Q: What do students think about Tech’s green initiatives?
According to the most recent 2011 Princeton Review poll of the greenest college campuses, Tech attained the highest possible score and was placed on the Green College Honor Roll.
Get Healthy Series, Part Three: Stress, tension management
As one of the premier research universities in the nation, Tech harbors a community whose overall stress level is inevitably high. Learning to prevent and manage stress can go a long way towards improving overall health as it negatively affects the body, feelings, and behavior.
Tech offers options for thrill seekers
Night and high altitude jumps, along with those involving biplanes, balloons and rafts, are just a taste of the variety of adrenaline-packed stunts the Sport Parachute Club offers students.