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...
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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,...
Jackets swarm to Six Flags Over Georgia
On Sept. 20, the Student Center Program Council (SCPC) hosted its annual Georgia Tech Night at Six Flags. This signature event, offering discounted tickets and...
A farewell to Ivan Allen’s Dean Royster
Growing up in a small rural town in Georgia, young Jacqueline Jones Royster was constantly surrounded by “people dedicated to the welfare of their community.”...
Lessons from former highest-ranking Latina
Moving to the United States was Rosario Marin’s worst nightmare come true. She had looked forward to celebrating her quinceañera her whole life, but mere...
Students craft videos for use by United Nations
This past spring, the Turner Foundation granted $40,000 to Georgia Tech’s Serve-Learn-Sustain program (SLS) in conjunction with the RCE Greater Atlanta youth sustainability network. The...
Scouting meets engineering with Scouts@GT
On Saturday, Sept. 14, Scouts@GT hosted its annual Scouts Day. The over 50 scouts in attendance toured of Tech’s Invention Studio and attended a tailgate...
Inside the Robert C. Williams Paper Museum
Very few people pay attention to the quiet companion of our lives: the bits and pieces of paper that come and go, from notes to...
An interview with the man behind the mascot
The start of fall semester signals two more beginnings; school is starting to ramp up and so is football season. The Technique sat down with...
Erato at Tech: 50 years of poetry and counting
For 50 years now, Tech’s art and literary magazine Erato has provided a platform for artistic expression. The magazine’s 55 pages are a physical embodiment...
“Trailblazers” statues unveiling celebrate progress and diversity at Tech in bronze
Seersucker suits, cicada songs and makeshift paper fans: all the staples of a Southern summertime gathering were present on Sept. 4th in Harrison Square at...