ID students design, carve spook-tacular pumpkins
For freshmen students of the School of Industrial Design, Halloween brought with it on more than just costumes and candy. For the third consecutive year,...
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Finding fulfillment in fine arts with Zach Houillion
When life gets tough, it is healthy to find something that you really love to help the time go by more smoothly. Everyone has their...
Students react to Pittsburgh shooting
On Saturday, the nation was awoken to the way in which unchecked intolerance still plagues international society. Eleven lives were lost at the hands of...
AASU gala honors years of history, looks to future
On April 4, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was assassinated. This tragic event struck the African American students on campus and sparked the formation...
Rae Sremmurd rocks McCamish at fall concert
McCamish Pavilion was lit up with energy on Friday night as the men’s and women’s basketball teams unveiled the long-awaited Adidas uniforms in conjunction with...
HackGT: 36 hours of creativity and little sleep
For the fifth year in a row, students from universities across the country descended upon the Klaus Building for the 36-hour coding challenge that is...
CNN’s Brandon Miller talks hurricanes and Atlanta
Earlier this year, the School of Earth and Atmospheric Science launched the C.L. Chandler Weather Chat Series. It invites students on campus to explore weather...
Tech pre-health helps students get their white coats
In the medical field, donning the white coat is a lifelong dream and symbolic of a great deal of respect and knowledge. However, it is...
Tech community celebrates OUT week
Over the course of the past week, the students of the Institute held their annual celebration of OUT Week, a series of LGBTQIA+ focused activities...
STAR program confronts hidden poverty at Tech
Nearly every college student worries about grades, employment and the odds of making it to an 8 a.m. class on time. At Tech, these are...
Has the holiday spirit gone too far?
“In September?” said Ashton Hattori, second-year EE, when asked her opinion on this week’s topic, whether holiday spirit has gone overboard. The incredulous response sums...
BeltLine sculpture makes its way to Tech
The upcoming installation of a new sculpture on campus will mark the close of a nearly two-year project. The piece, a towering structure of thick...
Taking a closer look at galaxies far, far away…
Students and members of the community waited with anticipation as the evening sky darkened to the night sky. Once a month, the School of Physics...
The Yellow Jacket: A brief illustrative history
There are a few important developments in a college’s adolescence: a name, a mission and the institution of some sports teams. Even though Tech had...
Long Live the Little Ones: BME student publishes children’s book
Sammie Hasen, second year BME, is passionate about medicine. She married her passion with her love of volunteering to publish a children’s book sharing the...
CBID: an alliance between tech and nature
Technological advances often involve exploiting nature for the benefit of humanity. While these advances certainly improve the quality of life for people around the world,...
Students Speak: Politics on Tech’s campus
As the country gears up for the 2018 midterm elections, political debates extend further than cable broadcast smear ads and brightly colored signs and buttons....
Sympathetic Vibrations hits all the right notes
“On three. One … two …three … Don’t suck!” The group of college guys huddle up before their performance to hype each other up, and...