A glimpse into the life of an on campus RA
Ask an RA why they chose to work in a residence hall and they may just say, “free housing!” with a laugh, as did fourth-year...
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Brittain Fellows collaborate on TECHStyle
There are few experiences all Tech students share, but one that most — if not all — have in common is completing the ENGL 1101...
Students lead campus wide MLK Day celebrations
55 years. Only 55 years ago, Martin Luther King took a leap of courage and invited people from across the country to join him in...
White House correspondent honors Dr. King
For Yamiche Alcindor, everyday is a crazy day. The PBS News Hour White House correspondent and political contributor of channels such as NBC News and...
Live art in Clough celebrates elephants
On Thursday, Jan. 16, artist Abhishek Singh drew the attention of students passing through the Clough atrium. Starting at around 11 a.m., Singh stood in...
Diwali celebration shines light on cultures at Tech
In today’s hectic world, social media, constant news updates and text messages often distract from the simple joy of living in the moment and being...
Nu Beta 40th anniversary
The Saturday of Homecoming was filled with festivities, from marching band’s early morning reveille to the Freshmen Cake Race. Just a few blocks away, nearly...
‘Into the rabbit hole,’ a creative spin on HackGT
This year’s HackGT was yet another success with students from across the country coming to participate in the exciting 36-hour event hosted in Klaus. This...
Behind the scenes with GT Foundation president
Many have heard of the Georgia Tech Foundation, yet few know about the organization and what it does behind the scenes to support our campus...
Lithonia mayoral election features Tech alumnus
Lithonia, Ga. — a small town with a population of just 2300 that is due east of Atlanta — will host a mayoral election that...
Behind the scenes with student government
With election season heating up all across the world, it seems impossible to avoid hearing about politics or the government. However, for a select group...
Students discuss work in the political realm
For many students, this November will serve as the first chance to participate in politics. For others, this election cycle serves as a continuation of...
Blending art and science with glass blowing
Tucked away in the basement of the Ford Building is the Glass Shop. In this tucked-away shop, Elayne Ashley turns glass into various scientific instruments,...
Paper and Clay: meet people while making art
While midterms are taking place and stress levels are on the rise, many may be wondering where to go to escape from the hectic buzz...
Non-aligned utopias as seen through African art
Over the years, not only have the continents undergone changes geographically, but they have also undergone major economic, political, social and aesthetic transformations, molding the...
Behind the scenes with DramaTech Tap Troupe
The world of dance, once constrained by specific moves, music and costumes, has been revolutionized by younger generations incorporating pop culture and impromptu playfulness into...
Dr. David Hu speaks at “Revolutionaries” series
This semester, the Student Government Association (SGA) has brought back the “Revolutionaries” speaker series for a second year. “Revolutionaries” highlights outstanding faculty at Tech from...
Scheller Pride hosts LGBTQIA career panel
Navigating the professional world while belonging to the LGBTQIA community can be a difficult process. Figuring out how to come out in a workplace context,...