Amazon Store comes to Tech
In 1860, the Pony Express revolutionized the American mail system. Western pioneers were able to receive their packages, mail and Harambe memes in a matter...
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Different ways to get involved on Tech’s campus
“College will be the best four years of your life.” A phrase often repeated by adults with jaded eyes and failing bodies. As students make...
Startup Summer hosts third annual Demo Day
This past Tuesday evening, the Fox Theater was bustling with activity in anticipation of the 21 startup teams who, in a few minutes, would be...
Mobile Pokemon craze takes over Tech’s campus
Imagine this scenario: you are driving down a busy Atlanta street. The radio is tuned to the local rock station playing a song from Blink-182’s...
Atlanta responds to nationwide racial tensions
On Nov. 24, 2015 a grand jury came to the decision to not indict Officer Darren Wilson for shooting Michael Brown, an 18-year-old African American...
Tech startup gets shot at big funding
“You’re looking at your phone, on the map, right, and you see this little blue line. Well in five to ten years, you’re going to...
GT Scuba cleans up the Caribbean over break
The GT Scuba club recently participated in a service trip known as Dive Against Debris. The organization helped to clean up over 600 pounds of...
Hackathon to highlight the potential of data science
Stephen Go and Avi Ahuja are both third-year IE and CS, respectively. These two along with Thomas Ross, another third-year IE have teamed up to...
Home-sharing app proves useful for its creator
Students who have traveled and lamented the price of a crappy hotel should try Spots. A hybrid between Tinder and Airbnb, the social home-sharing app...
Going bald not bad for a good cause
For much of the Tech community, the morning of March 11 proved to be one of the most confusing times of the semester. Why was...
Veterans find help at Resource Center
The Georgia Tech Veterans Resource Center is available for student veterans and provides them support for social and academic experiences at Tech. According to Dave...
Inaugural ACC Inventure Prize held at Ferst Center
The first ever Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) InVenture Prize was held at Tech’s very own Ferst Center, televised live on Public Broadcasting Service. There were...
Sting Hunger Now to help feed the hungry
The fourth annual Sting Hunger Now is happening April 2 and 3 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom. The annual...
Moneythink brings financial literacy to youths
Fourth-year CHBE Missy Pittard lives by the motto her high school volleyball coach had: “Better the ball.” Pittard has been involved with Techlist, SGA, Omicron...
Zavala is pure Treble
A cappella has been blessed with the dulcet tones of Paloma Zavala, third-year IAML and ECON minor. Since Fall of 2014, she has been a...
Campus Spotlight: Michaela Bartram
The president of Tech’s Resident Hall Association (RHA), Michaela Bartram is a graduating fourth-year BCHM. Her involvement in RHA started her very first semester at...
Local artist creates handmade works to be shared
Mario Petrirena is a Cuban American artist living in Atlanta, Ga., whose work has been featured all across the country and also in Beijing and...
Our Stars to help special needs kids reach for stars
A year in the making, the new club Our Stars has recently finished holding applications for their executive board. This up and coming club plans...