Feel like your days are repeating themselves? Between class, recitation, studying and — if you really have your life together — working out, life at...
Plastic molded chairs, chiptuned synthesized arcade music, black and white propaganda posters. Although these are not the kinds of items you would expect to see...
With a disco ball hanging from the middle of the ceiling and panels that magnify sunlight coming in through the windows, the Communication Center aims...
The idea of entering the workforce is one of the most daunting things that a college student will ever face. Luckily, Tech provides countless opportunities...
On Wednesday, Institute Diversity held its 10th Annual Diversity Symposium at Georgia Tech. Members of the Tech community gathered in the Global Learning Center for...
When thinking about the future of technology, it is nearly impossible to avoid thoughts of the next complex microprocessor, artificial intelligence or self-driving car. However,...
On Thursday, June 14, students in the Molecular Science and Engineering Building were treated to a visit from two furry friends: therapy dogs Jake and...
In order to lessen the sting of spring break ending, SCPC annually presents a spring carnival, “Sting Break.” Inclement weather did cause a delay of...
On a sunny Thursday morning in April, members of the Georgia Tech chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (GTASCE) drove in anticipation to...
The 2018 TEDx Georgia Tech conference was held at the Historic Academy of Medicine on April 7, gathering distinguished and knowledgeable people from all niches...
A recent public lecture given by James Gorman, science writer at large for the New York Times, was titled “Sex, Flies, and Videotape: Explaining Science...
On Saturday, March 10, the 20th annual Georgia Tech Women’s Leadership Conference was held at the Historic Academy of Medicine. Following a year highlighted by...