Atlanta’s abundance of fall festivals
The temperature is dropping and pumpkin spice is making its way back onto menus. Autumn is officially here! In the state of Georgia, the population...
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Exhibit featuring African American works on paper
While the Institute is prided on its heavy STEM focus and excels in such fields, students and staff also do a great job at incorporating...
Students who deliver: behind the scenes
Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub are food services that many Tech students can attest to using after a long night of studying or when they...
Tech’s hidden menu: GT Lesbian Mafia
Social media has become a great tool for establishing connections between students and their college campuses. Most, if not all, colleges have official pages on...
A look into burnout, and how to avoid its wrath
As the fall semester is in full swing and classes have begun to pick up in pace, students have begun to struggle with keeping up...
Tech’s Six Flags Night brings students together
Bright lights, exhilarating screams and the sweet smell of funnel cake filled the air as Tech students, friends and family members arrived at SCPC’s Georgia...
Liberal arts and STEM collide at the Flax lecture series
Price Gilbert Memorial Library room 1280, Sept. 1, 2022 — an obscure date and an obscure location in the minds of many, but at 5...
Tips & Tricks: Navigating the midterm exam season
With midterms, unfortunately fast approaching, it may be difficult to know where to begin preparing — especially if this is your first college exam cycle. ...
Tech Cable shut down in residential areas
Campus residents will no longer have access to physical cable television services provided by Housing and Residence Life (HRL). Residents looking to plug in a...
Alumna Niesha Butler opens S.T.E.A.M. Champs
Tech alumni are always finding ways to support the Institute’s mission of “Creating the Next.” Niesha Butler, INTA ‘16, is a former Tech and professional...
What’s in it for you: Why you should attend the Career Fair
Many students feel intimidated by the concept of attending a career fair in which well-known, well-established companies are in attendance. The thought of putting yourself...
What to wear to the Career Fair… and what to avoid
So there you are, the morning of the Career Fair, prepared with ample cover letters and carefully crafted, one-page resumes printed well in advance documenting...
Does the shoe fit? Choosing the right company
How do you know if a company or workplace is the right one for you? Whether it is your first time dressing up and printing...
Campus reacts to new Student Center
After nearly two years of renovations, construction and food trucks, the John Lewis Student Center is now open for students to utilize and enjoy. Maintaining...
Extension of Self exhibit: Beyond the screen
With the purpose of curating an accessible art exhibit at the intersection of science and technology, Birney Robert, event coordinator for Tech’s College of Computing,...
So, you want to build a resume?
Now that you have figured out what you would like to do in summer 2023, how do you guarantee your goals come true — or...
Unveiling Kendeda exhibit on gender equality
Upon entering Tech’s Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design, eyes are instantly drawn to the splashes of color that contrast with the establishment’s normally neutral...
Convocation welcomes freshmen
This past Sunday, Aug. 21, the Institute welcomed in its newest class of students at the annual freshman convocation, an event designed to help students...