Concern over Lucky Buddha’s failing score
Busy at college, Tech students often try to find the cheapest and most convenient food. This method may not be the safest, however, as evidenced...
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Alumni donations vital to Institute’s success
It is no secret that graduates from Tech go on to do incredible things in the workforce. Whether they go on to become Nobel laureates,...
Inventor of courseoff discusses website’s future
Registration can be stressful enough, but just a few years ago, Tech students had an even harder time. Now, students across campus use courseoff, a...
Professor Lux stresses importance of poetry at Tech
While many people associate Tech with renowned science and research, Professor Tim Lux is proof that the liberal arts are also flourishing at Tech. The...
Fashion Forward: Fall Layers
It’s official. Fall is here. And so are layers. The season for fashion. There is a reason Vogue’s September issue is so important, and New...
Tech Square celebrates 10th anniversary
On the other side of the Fifth Street Bridge lies Tech’s gateway to the heart of Midtown Atlanta, greeted by the high-striving technology complex known...
Tech student leaves strong philanthropic mark
In an effort not only to better the Tech community, but also to improve community service organizations around Tech, Emma Bones, now a graduate student...
Stamps initiative promotes HIV testing
Stamps Health Services, along with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, hopes to increase HIV awareness by conducting a free HIV testing promotional event on Oct. 9...
Edison’s great grand-niece speaks at Tech
Much to their chagrin, Tech students are now awake and headed to classes, preparing to embark on another day of social interaction and the leaden...
Whiteout game brings out students
Anyone passing by Bobby Dodd stadium last Thursday was in for an interesting sight. The streets outside of the stadium were packed with people dressed...
A capella group combines cultural music
From a young age, Sanchit Malhotra was trained in both Western and Indian musical genres. Music has been his passion and lifelong interest, and it...
Tech professor beats thousands of runners in 5K
Wind racing through his hair and legs pumping, Dr. Victor Breedveld, an associate professor of engineering at Tech, was determined to reach the finish line....
Tech makes plan for LGBTQIA resource center
Construction will soon start on a new Tech service, an LGBT resource center. The resource center will be able to offer services that the Tech...
TEAM Buzz pushes community focus
Although many students know Tech’s motto in order to win a trivia game or to recite it as a tour guide, “Progress and Service” is...
Career fair buzz lives on in virtual fair
Sydney Halinski, a fourth-year STAC major specializing in Media, knows how awkward a Skype job interview has the potential to be. “Last spring, I had...
FirstGen seeks to assist first gen students
Transitioning to college can be a tricky point in any student’s life—adjusting to social norms, academic rigor and even family pressures to strive for excellence...
Student Spotlight: Alex Bandes
The first round of exams are-for the most part over, applications for clubs are under way and the freshmen are finally learning their way from...
Students honor 9/11 victims
With the bustle of tests, homework, and extracurriculars, it’s often easy for students to get lost in the “Tech bubble.” On Sept. 11, however, several...