Festival of Colors brings ethnic flavor
Students walking by the Burger Bowl this past Sunday were greeted by a surprising sight: a crowd of almost 100 people covered from head to...
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InVenture highlights students’ ingenuity
Enterprising Tech students got to stretch their creative minds this year with the InVenture Competition for a shot at thousands in prize money, patent filings...
FC Blackout party encourages conservation
By Tamara Johnson Contributing Writer The rainy, gloomy weather all day Saturday may have deterred many students’ weekend plans, but it was not an issue...
Annual car exhibition draws alumni, students
The sixth annual Georgia Tech Auto Show, held March 28, treated gear heads and car enthusiasts to a plethora of dazzling sights and sounds. From...
The Vagina Monologues
The vagina. It’s a topic most people don’t feel entirely comfortable discussing in public, yet this past weekend, a group of Tech women did just...
ThinkBig@Tech provides options
By Kalpi Desai Contributing Writer ThinkBig@Tech is a new program starting next fall that presents six different housing opportunities to students which enable them to...
Thinking Green
Though it has been a bit overshadowed by the current economic crisis, one of the day’s biggest buzzwords is still “the environment,” and Tech is...
Celebrating Teaching Day ignites passion
Tri-boards and posters lined the Student Center ballroom this month, showing off teaching research done by some of Tech’s top professors. Hosted by the Center...
Greek Week promotes sense of community and spirit
With finals just around the corner, Greeks are not only preparing for mental tests, but for physical ones as well. Tech’s annual Greek Week begins...
SWE reaches out to local high schools
This past Saturday, the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) held an outreach event for young pre-college students. It was designed to spur and fuel the...
Student creates incredible, balancing mini humanoid
Second-year CS major Chris Farrell has had a love for science and robotics all of his life. His interest is now blossoming itself into a...
GTLogin simplifies LAWN access
Students love having a campus-wide wireless internet network, but one of the biggest complaints is having to enter your GT account and password every time...
Kids@Kollege
Atlanta kids were given the chance to dance, build, experiment and play their way towards a love for learning this Sunday during the second annual...
Spring break options allow low-budget fun
The state of the economy has begun bleeding into all aspect of American life, from housing and finances to employment, leaving not even the relaxation-seeking...
Catholics mark Lent by sacrificing vices, pastimes
In a few short weeks, eggs will be painted, baskets will be filled with candy and bunnies will be sent around the world to hide...
Women’s awareness month educates on feminine topics
Rape. Molestation. Sexual assault. These words are read every day in newspapers and heard frequently on television. Women’s Awareness Month not only aims to inform...
Dance Marathon sweeteens with record-setting event
By Julia Turner Contributing Writer What happens when you combine music, a choreographed dance and tons of spirit? A dance marathon! This past Saturday, Tech...
Professor sheds light on stimulus bill
Congress passed the whopping $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act this month, intending to infuse the economy with a much-needed dose of cash. Willie...