An interview with the man behind the mascot
The start of fall semester signals two more beginnings; school is starting to ramp up and so is football season. The Technique sat down with...
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Erato at Tech: 50 years of poetry and counting
For 50 years now, Tech’s art and literary magazine Erato has provided a platform for artistic expression. The magazine’s 55 pages are a physical embodiment...
“Trailblazers” statues unveiling celebrate progress and diversity at Tech in bronze
Seersucker suits, cicada songs and makeshift paper fans: all the staples of a Southern summertime gathering were present on Sept. 4th in Harrison Square at...
Atlanta artist depicts the city’s past with the help of Tech’s digital archive library
Known for its burgers, fries, and famed “What’ll ya have?,” The Varsity has attracted Tech students for decades. What most students have yet to discover...
A look back at The Hive’s first year at Tech
3D printers, saws, drills, oscilloscopes, multimeters and waveform generators are just a few of the tools available at the Interdisciplinary Design Commons (IDC) for no...
Addressing mental health: CARE offers new counseling service on campus
The rigors and transition of college life present unique challenges for many students. Finding needed help to such challenges is oftentimes challenging. With the opening...
Aramark Works to Increase Inclusivity: Additional Kosher Options Now Available
With Aramark replacing Sodexo as the new dining service provider, students can expect many changes when it comes to eating on campus. The traditional dining...
Successful Tech Satellite Launch
50 minutes to liftoff, the SpaceX Launch Director verifies go for loading propellant. A crowd of hundreds waited in anticipation on rows of metal bleachers...
Community volunteers spruce up campus
On Saturday, April 6, teams of volunteers donning gardening gloves participated in the annual Tech Beautification Day (TBD). The event has been a Greek Week...
Whole Foods grand opening
Last Friday, Whole Foods opened its biggest store in the southeast on the corner of Spring and 14th Street. Although this is not the first...
Take Back the Night supports and educates
The atmosphere at the Campanile was solemn but filled with hope at the annual Take Back The Night event at Tech on April 1. As...
Discussing “Nostalgic Futures”
The Tech Graphics, Visualization and Usability (GVU) Center hosted an exhibit celebrating twenty-five years of research. This exhibit, “Nostalgic Futures: 25 Years of Reimagining the...
Campus Spotlight: Tech alumna Lorraine Green
An engineer, an entrepreneur and a mother — Lorraine Green exemplifies what it means to be a woman leading in science, technology, engineering and mathematics...
Scientific American Editor visits Tech
Some people have got it all figured out: they have known what they want to do and how they want to do it since day...
Chat Over Chicken women’s networking lunch
On one Thursday in every month, women from the Georgia Tech community gather at Ferst Place, a restaurant located across from the Student Center ballroom,...
Matt Siegler gives talk on planetary heat flow
Last Thursday, February 28, 2019, Matt Siegler visited Tech from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) to talk about his work on planetary science. Siegler is...
Nobel Laureate Aumann talks game theory
Some people cannot play a game without their lucky socks, while some people insist on listening to their lucky song before a game. Some even...
Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss speaks at Tech
It is easy to be pessimistic about the current state of our nation and of our global neighbors. Political divides, social injustices and widening inequalities...