Many artists begin their artistic careers through imitation. They are drawn to art with the desire to recreate and claim for themselves the works that have inspired them. Some of these artists then mature beyond […]
Home Park, a pocket of quiet, dark streets lined by single-family homes and chain-link fences, can be frightening to outsiders at night, but students make up the majority of its tenants and most people go […]
The past few Clery Acts have highlighted the greater prevalence of crime on Tech’s campus within this past academic year. While the GTPD townhall did begin to address these issues, there is still a variety […]
A recent armed robbery on campus last month has raised concerns about safety on campus. In response to the incident, Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) has increased its visibility on campus and urged students to […]
On Feb. 25, the Area Manager of North Avenue Apartments (NAA), Andrew Pasch, issued an email detailing safety and security measures to residents, prompted by an unusually high rate of personal property theft in recent […]
Armed with only a backpack filled with valuables, students often traverse through campus late at night, unconscious of the potential dangers that can await them even on a “safe college campus”. But even in seemingly […]
According to the annual campus safety report, crime around Tech, both inside and within a specific boundary outside of campus, decreased in 2012 as compared to prior years. “I think a lot of it has […]
Without question, the debate over guns—and specifically concealed carry laws—is one of the hottest issues on Georgia college campuses. Last week, the Georgia State House passed HB 512 by an overwhelming majority—a bill that gives […]
On Jan. 15, at approximately 1:30 a.m., two students were victims of two armed robberies, resulting in the first distribution of the Georgia Tech Police Department’s (GTPD) Clery alerts this semester.
In recent weeks, the number of thefts at the Campus Recreation Center (CRC) has increased, calling attention to the matter from administrators and the Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD).