Dr. Leavy leads honey bee team
Yellow jackets have not been the only creatures buzzing around the top of the Clough Commons lately – since April of 2013, a section of...
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Deliciously easy dorm recipes
Being a college student can be tough. Baking a cake can be tough. So naturally, baking a cake in college should also be tough, but...
“Ghettobuzz” shares game day experience
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...
Students Speak: Thoughts on Hoodie Allen
“Lost in the Atlantech,” aka Homecoming Week 2014, kicks off this year on October 23rd. The annual celebration begins with a free concert on Tech...
Speaker discusses ISIS and Turkey
Holding a PhD from Florida International University, Dr. Isa Afacan recently spoke to Tech students and faculty about ISIS, the Middle Eastern terror group, and...
Breakfast and dessert for your dorm
Food: It is both delicious and necessary, but often, finding the perfect balance between nutritious, scrumptious, inexpensive and not ultra time-consuming can be tough. This...
SGA chalking shows support for LGBTQIA
Chalking is a common occurrence on Tech’s campus; from alerts for club meetings to punnily phrased invitations to major events, this colorful, yet washable graffiti...
Wing Zone: success for West
Wing Zone is West Campus’ newest culinary addition. With 17 flavors ranging from sweet to spicy, the restaurant rivals campus’ favorite-on-Wednesday Wingnuts. With a closing...
Israeli speaker supports diplomacy
As part of the IMPACT speaker series, Consul General of Israel to the Southeastern United States, Opher Aviran, spoke to Tech faculty and students to...
Surviving a day without any coffee
“There are tons of other people who do it”, you said. There are very tangible health benefits, and you are pretty sure that you got...
Six Flags night proves successful
Fear, excitement and anticipation. No, this story is not about the dreaded exam week where individuals are anxious and terrified to get their exams over...
HackGT promotes student innovation
This past weekend, Tech hosted HackGT, a hackathon that attracted 800 students from all over the country. HackGT brought designers, software developers and engineers together...
East vs. West campus living
With a decent majority of Tech undergraduate students choosing to live on-campus, the differences between East and West campus housing will always remain relevant. While...
Students Speak: Klaus room suspensions
Two weeks ago, the Office of Capital Planning and Space Management (CPSM) announced their decision to suspend all student reservations for the Klaus building and...
Students Speak: Student thoughts on new Panda Express
As most people who frequent the Student Center’s lower level food court are aware, Panda Express will be replacing Burger Bytes this fall. Located just...
Ban on tobacco proves ineffective
With the implementation of the Tobacco and Smoke Free Campus Policy, Tech’s campus is now supposedly tobacco free as cigarettes, hookah, e-cigarettes, pipes, chewing tobacco,...
In-state experience can have downfalls
Life as an in-state Tech student has many benefits. The admissions process for an in-state student is a no-brainer. Affordable, local public school? Great! Not...
The struggle of walking around Tech campus
Five million years of evolution, 7,000 years of human civilization, billions and billions of dollars in research and development and several iterations of the roller...