MILL makerspace looks forward with expansion
As a Tech makerspace looks to develop into a global leader, the only thing halting progress currently is the lack of funding. The Materials Innovation...
Life
How students made the most of Wellness Day
While the announcement of a cancelled Spring Break was met with little enthusiasm from the student body, the replacement “Wellness Days” were still a welcome...
13th InVenture Prize winner Delta Jacket
On March 17, six teams of current and former Tech students presented their inventions and ideas at the annual InVenture Prize competition for a chance...
Class registration made easy and efficient
Course scheduling is something every college student dreads. The perfect schedule is always just out of reach, something of the imagination but never of reality....
LUNAFEST features only films by women
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Tech students had the chance to attend a virtual screening of the 20th annual LUNAFEST, a film festival by...
UPS CEO Carol Tomé on women’s leadership
On Mar. 4, Carol Tomé of United Parcel Service (UPS) engaged in a virtual discussion about women in leadership roles with Maryam Alavi, Dean of...
Hip-hop studies with professor Joycelyn Wilson
Hip-hop is arguably one of the most significant forms of media present, but is it more than a type of media? Can it explain design...
SBE, SWE, SHPE host MiSTEM Stories
On the evening of Mar. 3, the Society of Black Engineers (SBE), Society of Women Engineers (SWE) and Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) joined...
Experience more of Atlanta using MARTA
Many students go days without leaving campus, staying only in their Tech bubbles and ignoring the city around them. Though it might be nice to...
SCPC wins gold at Techyo 2021 Olympics
Atlanta history was made in 1996 when the city hosted its first Olympic games. Last week on March 4, the Student Center Programs Council (SCPC)...
Wearable technology & global bioinformatics
With a commitment to “creating the next,” Tech has been one of the nation’s most research-intensive universities. U.S. News and World Report ranks the Institute...
Addressing COVID-19, educational inequity
Whether it be addressing learning loss, equal access to technology or making sure every kid gets a meal to eat, public schools and communities across...
AASU’s annual Black Leadership Conference
On the weekend of Feb. 26, the African American Student Union (AASU) successfully capped off Black History Month by hosting its 17th annual Black Leadership...
Minoring offers major educational benefits
This week, the Technique spoke to students taking lesser-known niche minors to learn what drew them in and what they plan on doing with their...
Cooking & relationships at Flavorful Fridays
On Friday, Feb. 12, as a part of their Well-Being Weekly series, GT Health Initiatives held a one-hour workshop, “Flavorful Fridays.” The theme of the...
Smith Hall: Brotherhood of communal showers
Of all the freshman dorms on campus, Smith Hall is the most notable — and the least regarded. As incoming first-years were self-selecting their dorms,...
Home Park, UHouse, The Mark: Right for you?
Off-campus housing is a popular option for students who want some freedom away from the Tech campus, or perhaps just a laundry machine that actually...
Lawrence Ross discusses college campus racism
On Tuesday, Feb. 9, the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life hosted a talk with author Lawrence Ross to discuss the experiences of Black students...