K-Buzz hosts study night at new Kpop store
A new K-pop store, Kpoppia, opened its doors this past week right off of Tech’s west campus. To support the new establishment, Tech’s K-Buzz organization...
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Cabrera talk highlights freedom of expression
An event at the Historical Academy of Medicine intended to be a business conversation turned into a defense of campus freedom of expression. On Tuesday,...
Aja Monet speaks at Black History Month lecture
Aja Monet, acclaimed spoken word poet and activist, opened her keynote speech on a rousing note at the 2024 Black History Month Lecture on Wednesday,...
The sound of migration: Houston’s history
On Feb. 12, the School of History and Sociology (HSOC) hosted Dr. Tyina Steptoe from the University of Arizona for their Black History Month presentation...
Self determination at OSA’s open mic
On Feb. 9, the Student Center’s Cypress Theater hosted “Celebrating Black Expression” a joint event hosted by the Georgia Tech Organization for Social Activism (GT...
Envisioning an Afrofuturistic institute
Afrofuturism intertwines African diaspora culture with science and technology, envisioning future possibilities. It is gaining recognition in both academic and creative circles. At the forefront...
Paper: hidden art medium at your own fingertips
Paper is everywhere. It is used daily for books, notes and receipts. People write on paper, crumble it up and discard it. Few stop to...
Students compete to perform with GTSO
On Sunday, Feb. 11, student pianists and violinists competed in the 2024 Tech Symphony Orchestra (GTSO) Concerto Competition. Competitors played a concert with a piano...
Engineering and sustainability efforts at Tech
While engineering is at the forefront of many new revolutionary technologies, many question what role sustainability will play amidst such rapid development.Engineers for a Sustainable...
SCPC showers campus with flowers and arts
On Monday, Feb. 12, the John Lewis Student Center’s Cypress Theater welcomed students to the Student Center Programs Council’s (SCPC) “Flower Festival.” The new event,...
Jackets visit Georgia Aquarium with SCPC
The Student Center Programs Council’s (SCPC) Night at the Aquarium took place this year on the evening of Feb. 9. Similar to previous years, tickets...
SCPC kicks off spring semester with trivia event
Cypress Theatre was teeming with competition on Wednesday night (Jan. 31) as the Student Center Programs Council (SCPC) launched their first committee event of the...
Campus couples: Love stories begin at the Institute
The meet-cute is an overly exaggerated and romanticized trope in current media. According to Merriam Webster, the meet-cute is defined as “a cute, charming, or...
Community Garden welcomes Daffodil Project
On Feb. 6, the Students Organizing for Sustainability (SOS) Community Garden became home to 500 new daffodil bulbs through a collaborative gardening event with The...
Tip & Tricks: How to attract a Valentine’s date
Love is in the air at Tech as Feb. 14 rolls around. While this can be a fun and romantic time for some, it can...
Lantern workshop lights up campus community
The Lunar New Year falls on Feb. 10 this year, and many organizations on campus are preparing for festivities for the holiday. On Feb. 1,...
Supporting education in India with board games
Cards and pieces flew through the air on Saturday, Jan 27. as Asha for Education kicked off its Spring 2024 semester with its first event,...
SCPC screens “Shrek” in John Lewis Student Center
On a gloomy, overcast Wednesday, the John Lewis Student Center witnessed signs of cheer. The Student Center Programs Council (SCPC) organized a movie night at...