Project H.E.L.P. ATL hosts Juneteenth service event
Project H.E.L.P. ATL is a non-profit organization that provides a hands-on service experience dedicated to providing necessities for the houseless and less fortunate, as well...
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How to survive Atlanta heat waves this summer
As July rolls in, the Institute has already dealt with two months of hot weather. Unfortunately, the worst is yet to come. Already feeling the...
Second-year BA goes beyond studying while abroad
After spending the last month studying abroad at Tech’s Lorraine campus in Metz, France, Aubrey Charron, rising second-year Business major, has discovered a newfound sense...
Tech Dining faces end of the year feeding frenzy
At the end of every semester, Georgia Tech students scramble to use up their meal swipes and dining dollars. While both meal swipes and dining...
Quiz Bowl team honors former coach with national title
The quiz bowl is a long-standing college competition held twice a year and the Institute has had a heavy hand in its creation. Robert L....
iGniTe summer program to begin this month
With the fall semester just two months away, the Institute’s campus is bustling with energy in preparation for the arrival of its newest batch of...
Tech’s Ballroom Dance Club waltzes to success
By participating in the recent National Collegiate DanceSport Championships and USA Dance Nationals from April 1-3, the Ballroom Dance Club at Georgia Tech has earned...
IAC’s Shadow Day event welcomes students
For prospective liberal arts students, enrolling at Tech can be intimidating. Luckily, each year the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts (IAC) hosts a Shadow...
Tech students leave mark on r/place
What started off as an April Fool’s joke turned social experiment on Reddit has become a source of national recognition for the Institute as a...
ICGT’s Holi Show features colorful performances
Holi, the festival of colors, was celebrated by India Club Georgia Tech on April 2 at their annual Holi Show. Drawing hundreds of audience members,...
George P. Burdell here, there and everywhere
Tech’s most accomplished student has been leaving his mark on campus and the world for 95 years: George P. Burdell. Burdell is a fictitious Tech...
I/DD students find career, academic support with Excel
With its many schools, programs and organizations, Tech has much to offer its students, including a unique college experience for individuals with intellectual and developmental...
Envisioning the future of art using technology
Opera, Steve Jobs, stethoscopes and the 2016 president election — what do all of these have in common? For three visionary artists, these are just...
DCGT’s student-led dance team
Despite Tech’s technological and scientific emphasis, members of the school community have taken the initiative to establish a flourishing performing arts scene. Before coming to...
Kathryn Smith is in the businesses of change
Kathryn Smith, MBA ‘16, is creating a business empire. Equipped with her education from the Scheller College of Business and lived experiences from her personal...
Floral Fridays help hope blossom on campus
On Fridays at noon, the student organization Georgia Tech Night of Worship (GTNOW) seeks to spread kindness and positivity on campus by surprising Tech students...
SWE supports women in STEM for 60+ years
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) has established its presence on Tech’s campus over the past 64 years as an organization that helps foster growth...
Former 88’ Reck Driver looks back on Tech
Driving Tech’s iconic mechanical mascot, the Ramblin’ Reck, is an honor very few Tech students get to experience. Every year since 1961, one student is...