Jackets “smash” new e-intramurals leagues
This fall, alongside cornhole and volleyball, Jackets have been busy playing eIntramurals, a sport category very apt for Tech. This season, Call of Duty (CoD),...
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Student organizations celebrate High Holy Days
Two on-campus Jewish organizations, Chabad and Hillel, have adapted to the pandemic restrictions to provide students with new ways to observe the High Holy Days,...
‘Distributed Blackness: African American Cybercultures’
On Sept. 14, Dr. André Brock, LMC professor and author of Distributed Blackness: African American Cybercultures, talked with Jayla Williams about Black cyberculture via BlueJeans....
Atlanta History Center celebrates 19th Amendment
Last Wednesday, which also happened to be Constitution Day, the Atlanta History Center partnered with Tech’s library to celebrate the centennial of the 19th amendment....
Counseling Center Launches “Let’s Talk” Program
Tech can be a grueling place during regular times; it’s unsurprising that a nationwide pandemic, which has all but zapped our social lives and mental...
Trailblazers’ appreciation for the outdoors
During this time a lot of us are spending most of our time indoors. One organization in particular is doing their part to encourage people...
The importance of the new generation’s votes
In the midst of today’s chaotic circumstances, voting may seem less important or necessary, a hindsight while issues like systemic racism, climate change and COVID-19...
Afford study abroad without breaking bank
International travel is currently restricted for most of the world, but there is much that students who want to study abroad during their time at...
Tech attempts to implement new cleaning and social distancing measures on campus
Currently, navigating campus is a daunting task. Never before have we totally avoided friends and colleagues, except perhaps our beloved crew athletes in the midst...
JSVAC dedicates memorial garden behind Skiles to survivors of sexual violence
This fall, one of Tech’s many greenspaces has been transformed with a special purpose. The Joint Sexual Violence Advisory Committee (JSVAC) has created a dedicated...
Bombchel Boutique to open in October
When Archel Bernard graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in Science, Technology and Communication, she had a goal: to become the Oprah Winfrey of...
Tech hosts 12th annual diversity symposium
The Institute Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion organization held its 12th Annual Diversity Symposium on Wednesday via BlueJeans. Topics of conversation included accessibility on campus, the...
Non-profit Food4lives seeks to help the hungry and those in need during COVID-19
Food4Lives (F4L), an organization founded in 2017 by a group of Tech and Emory University students, was motivated by a desire to feed and empower...
Students struggle with dining on campus
Students have criticized the food at Tech for many years, but the changes implemented in response to the COVID-19 pandemic have furthered vocal dissatisfaction with...
Fourth-year BME student awarded ASF Scholarship
Keval Bollavaram, fourth-year BME, is one of 56 students from 41 different universities across the country to be awarded a prestigious scholarship from the Astronaut...
COVID-19 archives collection seeks donations
During this time of change and uncertainty, it is important to document our experiences so our stories can later be re-told. Because of the importance...
SMILE spreads positivity through “Hearts for Campus” project
SMILE, one of Tech’s newest campus organizations, is hoping to welcome students, faculty and staff back this year with printed, heart-shaped messages strung around campus....
Tech Ends Suicide Together: QPR Training
On a large campus like Tech, when one member of the community gets hurt, the entire community feels its effects. Yet, suicide remains a stigmatized...