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...
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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...
How to get out of a rut
Feel like your days are repeating themselves? Between class, recitation, studying and — if you really have your life together — working out, life at...
Inside RetroTECH: A look into the past to inspire the future
Plastic molded chairs, chiptuned synthesized arcade music, black and white propaganda posters. Although these are not the kinds of items you would expect to see...
Georgia Tech Lorraine: A Day in the Life
That day started out the same as every other day — with my alarm blaring at 8 o’clock in the morning, waking me up for...
Ready, Set, Resume.
With a disco ball hanging from the middle of the ceiling and panels that magnify sunlight coming in through the windows, the Communication Center aims...
Suit up!
Finding the perfect outfit to ace an interview for a potential dream job is a difficult task to face. Not only do students often have...
One stop shop
The idea of entering the workforce is one of the most daunting things that a college student will ever face. Luckily, Tech provides countless opportunities...
Tech holds 10th Annual Diversity Symposium
On Wednesday, Institute Diversity held its 10th Annual Diversity Symposium at Georgia Tech. Members of the Tech community gathered in the Global Learning Center for...
Yellow Jacket Flying Club invited to Blue Angels demo
This summer, the Yellow Jacket Flying Club was invited to visit the Blue Angels Training Base in Pensacola, Florida. The Blue Angels are a flight...
Campus Spotlight: Kera Allen
When thinking about the future of technology, it is nearly impossible to avoid thoughts of the next complex microprocessor, artificial intelligence or self-driving car. However,...
Pet Therapy relieves student stress
On Thursday, June 14, students in the Molecular Science and Engineering Building were treated to a visit from two furry friends: therapy dogs Jake and...