As the first week of classes draws to a close, and the workload inevitably starts piling up, students will begin the search for something to take their mind off calculus, physics and chemistry. Some will […]

Within the 200,000 square foot Technology Square Research Building, the Socially Intelligent Machines (SIM) Lab is developing the next revolution in advanced human-machine interaction: robots that learn from socializing. “First, we revolutionized the office and […]

A complex riddle that has baffled and enraged experienced engineers will be put to rest if a team of engineers, including Rick Cavallaro AE ’84, successfully ratify the record from a wind-powered vehicle that travels […]

Backpacking through mountain trails, creating a startup company for photobioreactors and participating in undergraduate research are just a few of the interests of the eclectic Will Boyd, fourth-year PHYS and CS, who was recently named […]

A brilliant rush of fire. A roaring crackle. An inverted mushroom cloud of vapor rushing out in every direction. Under 2.6 million pounds of thrust, Space Shuttle Discovery leapt from her pad beginning her 8.5 minute flight into orbit

For most people, fashion and technology do not really go together. Besides the convenience of pockets to hold cell phones and MP3 players, most do not even use the words “fashion” and “technology” in the […]

Reaching out to students to offer support and guidance has been the main goal of Colleen Riggle over the years, as she was recently named Director of the Women’s Resource Center (WRC) and Assistant Dean […]

Tech’s first and largest satellite campus, Georgia Tech Lorraine (GTL) in Metz, France, has provided its students an international campus-away-from-campus for 20 years this week. Hundreds of people attended celebrations in Metz, including, for the […]

Originally from Seattle, Wash., traveling long distances for his passion for engineering is no stranger to Thomas Wall, who recently won the prestigious J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship to spend a total of nine months […]

With a $227 million decrease in the University System of Georgia’s (USG) budget, Tech students will see a $500 per semester increase in tuition starting with the Fall 2010 semester. The tuition increase will offset […]

The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) announced the chair of its Professional Interest Council to be Tech’s Patricia Bazrod. Bazrod currently serves as the Director of the Division of Professional Practice (DoPP) Internship and […]

It seems as though the average student does not usually use the MyGaTech service except as a email alias, which redirects any mail that goes to the Zimbra account to an alternate Yahoo! or GMail […]

This Friday marks the thirteenth celebration of Earth Day on Tech’s campus. With environmental conscientiousness a growing concern nationally and at Tech green issues are enjoying more visibility and enjoying more practical impacts. The week […]

Tech is preparing to welcome a new dean for the second time this semester, this time of the College of Computing (CoC). Zvi Galil will be taking over from Jim Foley, who has served for […]

. The name might make you think of something risqué or erotic. The truth, in fact, might shock you more than your imagination. At a school so heavily focused on engineering and science, is Tech’s […]

Paper brochures, e-mails from admissions and information sessions may not always persuade prospective students to consider Tech as the college of choice, but what about the opportunity to learn engineering skills while building robots with […]

You’re surrounded by strangers on all sides, not one of whom is speaking the same language. Red paper lanterns swing overhead, casting everything and everyone around you in a warm, eerie glow. Vendors man stalls […]

Under the beating waves of the sun, troops of twelve marched into the freshly raked pit of sloshing mud to face each other across a hot pink marked rope and square of caution tape. Hands […]