Innovators perform at Guthman Competition
In 1996, Richard Guthman (IE ‘56) created a piano competition to honor his partner Margaret for her musical talent. The competition has evolved since then,...
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Atlanta Science Festival takes off in the solar system of Tech
The Atlanta Science Festival (ASF) made its widely anticipated return to the city with the Celebrate STEAM at Georgia Tech event last Saturday. ASF is...
WreckCon welcomes waves of students
Over 1,100 people — according to organizers — walked the halls of the Exhibition Hall on March 1 for the third annual WreckCon. The student-run...
Energy Club hosts global leaders at the Southeastern Energy Conference
Energy Club @ Georgia Tech collaborated with the Institute to host their annual Southeastern Energy Conference on Feb. 28 and March 1. The theme of...
Student in class with doctor who delivered him
When Hudson Higgins, fourth-year ME, walked into his History of the South Before 1864 class, he was expecting to learn history about America, the founding...
Tips and Tricks: How to Dress Your Best
Dressing well shouldn’t take a backseat to studying and homework. Creating your own personal style is a stress-relieving and fun way to express yourself. With...
Students in LEO make STEM kits for public libraries
Children form their perceptions of the world at a young age, which are directly influenced by what they encounter early on. To ensure that a...
Finding love with AfroDance: Love Is Blind
Is love blind? This age-old question is aimed at determining whether attraction to others is based on emotional connection or initial physical attraction. In 2020,...
A contagious night of energy and culture at CSA’s Lantern Festival
Last Wednesday, Feb. 19, the Exhibition Hall was full of energy and excitement for the Chinese Student Association’s (CSA) Lantern Festival celebrating Chinese culture. The...
EXCEL program helps students prepare for independent life
College is an opportunity to grow as an individual and prepare for the future, but that journey can look extremely different for an individual with...
DramaTech shows coming-of-age story “Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them”
DramaTech’s winter studio show “Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them” is a dramatic comedy full of humor and tension that ran February 13–22 at...
Students give out 2000 cookies for Valentine’s Day
Love was in the air as Valentine’s Day approached, and while some anticipated the holiday, shopping for gifts and preparing a date with that special...
From Grant Field to Glory: The Legacy of Bobby Dodd Stadium
Nestled in the heart of Tech’s campus, Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field has served as a landmark for the student body for nearly 120...
Lambda Theta Phi Hispanic Fraternity opens new chapter at Tech
One of the Tech community’s most recent additions is a Latino fraternity, Lambda Theta Phi. Although the chapter is new, the fraternity was founded on...
Entrepreneurial student finds unexpected success with Squid Game event
If you spend a lot of time online or consider yourself a Netflix enthusiast, you are probably familiar with the hit Korean series “Squid Game.”...
First Black graduate’s family legacy continues
In a room full of her fellow students donning caps and gowns, Deanna Yancey crossed the stage to receive her Master of Science in Electrical...
Black students discuss Institute DEI changes
Every year during Black History Month, the Technique sits down with a small group of students who are members of one of the National Pan-Hellenic...
Travis Nunnally talks Black Tech excellence
Twin brothers and Tech alumni Travis (M.S. ME ‘09) and Troy Nunnally (M.S. ECE ‘09, Ph.D. ECE ‘14) develop cutting-edge technologies for businesses, all while...