DramaTech continues to wow audiences with its newest production, “Cartoon.” The play supersedes expectations, experimenting with new theatrical styles, such as Commedia del’Arte, to transport audiences to an alternate universe of animation filled with social […]
Technique: Why did you choose athletics? Reese: I was always athletic as a child. My parents offered [to let] me to do it, and I accepted. It turns out that I had a talent for […]
Technique: How did you get involved in athletic administration and why did you choose that path? Bobinski: It wasn’t something that I intended to do. When I was a college student I had a 100% […]
There are certain aspects of theater that are hard to obtain through any media other than the stage; the physical emotiveness of the actors, the suspension of reality that only a narrative playing out before […]
Freshman women’s tennis player Johnnise Renaud has already made a name for herself despite being a freshman. Renaud leads the team with ten singles wins and faces the opponent’s best player every match. She is […]
Lotus is not your average electronic music phenomenon. The instrumental ensemble originated in Indiana in the late 90s and now has released a dozen albums’ worth of electro-dance vibes. Recently, the Technique got the chance […]
Technique: What are the best and worst aspects of being a student athlete and why? Pierannunzi: Let’s do worst first because there are fewer of those. Essentially, it is just the time fact. Being a […]
The Technique sat down with Grant Veve and Claire Batten, winners of the Mr. and Ms. Georgia Tech homecoming competition, to discuss their personal experiences during Homecoming Week 2014. Grant Veve: I’m a 5th year […]
The Technique sat down this week with Tech President G.P. “Bud” Peterson about some of the biggest issues on campus. Below are excepts of our questions and his responses. In the last four years, there […]
With the Tech Chapter of Team in Training (TNT) kicking off the season, the Technique sat down with Brandon Abernathy to learn about his TNT experience and discuss his initiatives as the new captain. By […]
Georgia Tech’s very own 91.1 WREK Atlanta radio station had the chance to sit down with an emerging group in the indie-pop sphere, Youngblood Hawke. The band burst onto the scene in 2012 with its […]
Technique: Tell me about yourself and how you got into speedball. Walker: I’m a fourth year Mechanical Engineering major. The big thing I do is speedball, but I’m also a major part of my fraternity. […]
As a third-year BME major, Alex Hubbard forgoes his Tech student identity on game days for a different character: GT Ghettobuzz V. Technique: How long have you been a Tech fan? Hubbard: In first grade, […]
Technique: You decommitted from Tennessee during high school to accept Tech’s offer. Has Tech lived up to your expectations? Davis: Yeah, it has for sure. I am a firm believer that everything happens for a […]
Technique: Why did you first start swimming competitively? Kosic: I first started swimming competitively at the age of seven. My mother was the coach of my first swim team. Technique: What are your pre-swim meet […]
A new installation at the High Museum of Art in the Woodruff Arts Center Sifly Piazza, “Mi Casa, Your Casa” unconventionally portrays architecture, recreation activities, displays and performances in order to accentuate the diversity of […]
As the current Collegiate Panhellenic Council (CPC) President, Erin Kelly, a fourth year IE major, is actively involved in various aspects of Greek life, from assisting in programming initiatives to appointing a committee to research […]
The first week of school is always an interesting time for new comers and longtime Tech veterans alike. The student body is full of people settling in and getting a grip on campus life, so […]