New York Times writer speaks at Tech
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...
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Tech hosts 20th Women’s Leadership Conference: “Silent no more”
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...
Student Center Programs Council (SCPC) at Tech
Having fun on campus or venturing into the Atlanta community has never been easier due in large part to the efforts of the Student Center...
Liberty in North Korea takes a stand at Tech
Liberty in North Korea, commonly referred to as LiNK, is a large organization with a student-run chapter at Tech whose mission is to raise awareness...
TopTime Coffee Co. graces Tech’s bean scene
Coffee and student are inseparable terms. Coffee is needed to start the day, to make it through the afternoon lag and to power through late...
Art Matters
Art may often be perceived as an superfluous discipline, a field that has little application in the “real world” and that has no place at...
Campus Spotlight: Olivia Plumb “AT Hiker”
The Appalachian Trail, better known as the AT, is a hiking trail that stretches 2190 miles in the Eastern US. Olivia Plumb, first-year ME, spent...
CPA brings GTPD and community closer together
Wherever one seems to look on Tech’s campus, police officers reside day and night. The Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) serves as the campus police...
Recognizing eating disorder awareness week
National Eating Disorders Awareness Week (NEDAW) began on Monday, Feb. 26. The primary goal of NEDAW is to educate the public about eating disorders, which...
The Art of Drawing: The intersection between nature and dance
In the simple words of Socrates in a conversation with the artist Parrhasius, “Painting may be defined as a representation of objects.” This natural representation...
Talking co-ops, internships and jobs with C2D2
Life after Tech is a strange proposition to the many students who are currently engaged in working to attain a degree. The time and energy...
Improving financial literacy of foster students
It is easy to take for granted financial literacy and wellness, but for many of those in the United States foster system, financial skills and...
Advising students what medical schools look for
Medical school has been that elusive end goal for many a big-dreaming Tech student. But having aspirations toward sticking unsuspecting randoms with needles and related...
Rye speaks at Black History Month lecture
On Wednesday, Feb. 7, members of the Tech community and beyond celebrated Black History Month by attending the Institute’s Fifth Annual Black History Month Lecture...
Making major decisions
Choosing a major is hard. It is a big choice that will influence the course of your life forever — or at least for a...
Series on refugee crisis educates community
Several recent domestic and international political events have led to an influx of refugees in nations around the world. It is easy to become isolated...
Campus Spotlight: Nick Willard “Drone Racer”
If you have ever encountered a drone in the air around Tech’s campus, over Fifth Street Bridge or in a local park, there is a...
SGA: Behind the scenes
Tech’s Student Government Association (SGA) plays a key part in the campus community. From daily tasks, like answering student questions and passing bills, to planning...