Photographer chronicles Tech students’ stories
“Everyone has a diverse perspective,” said Humans of Georgia Tech photographer, Karen Yiu. In a world of diversity statistics and affirmative action, the idea that...
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Campus Spotlight: Veronica Foreman
Exemplifying the ideals of progress and service, Veronica “Ronnie” Foreman, AE ‘14, is a prime example of a yellow jacket who has followed her passions...
Hypnotist taps into students’ imaginations
In an arc of chairs, a group of 20 students is seated on stage with their hands clasped in front of them. While ethereal music...
SAA to host holiday networking dinner
The Student Alumni Association (SAA) is exuding the Thanksgiving spirit this season. Dinner Jackets is utilizing the annual feasting season by having two events that...
SGA showcases transparency during promotional week
This past week the Student Government Association (SGA) was dedicated to showcasing what they have been doing this past year and highlighting future plans for...
Greeks step to the rhythm
On Friday, Oct. 30, Tech’s National Pan-Hellenic Council hosted its 8th annual Homecoming step show. Of the nine sororities and fraternities that are part of...
Talking cybersecurity with Phyllis Schneck
On Oct. 28, Georgia Tech held its annual Cyber Security Summit (GTCSS), marking the release of the Georgia Tech Emerging Cyber Threats Report, presented by...
Students and faculty discuss campus safety
Of perennial concern to staff and students is the safety of those going about their business at Tech. This past Monday, those concerns were addressed...
Raianna en pointe
“Never stand still,” is the motto third-year Raianna Brown lives by. She interprets this as “never settling or being complacent, especially when it comes to...
Professor named ethics champion
Founder of the “Corporate Governance” class in the Scheller College of Business, Seletha Butler is known as Tech’s very own champion for ethics. Her career...
Einstein statue receives mixed responses from students
Last Friday, Oct. 23, the official dedication ceremony for the new Albert Einstein Monument took place. The statue of the famous physicist was transported all...
Poets offer different perspective at readings
This past Thursday, the latest segment in the Poetry at Tech series brought two very different poets to the stage. The first was Ellen Bass,...
Leadership skills on ziplines
Last Sunday, Oct. 18, the Department of Housing offered a chance for Tech residents to participate in the Georgia Tech Leadership Challenge Course located on...
Talking trash about trash
On Friday, Oct. 2, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of number a non-fiction works, Edward Humes, came to Tech to talk about his book, “Garbology,”...
Event unifies cultural differences
Sauntering down Tech Walkway on Monday afternoon towards the Campanile lead to cheerful festivities with bright colors, alluring smells, the occasional tune and some dancing....
Campus Spotlight: Josh Johnson
To build with one’s hands and explore with one’s mind — this is what many at Tech came here to do. One such student is...
Rules of the road (and sidewalk) on campus
Perhaps you missed the blue route for the last time. Perhaps you want to wake up a bit later. Or, perhaps you need to get...
Making a difference in life beyond Tech academics
Finding service opportunities is easy once one knows where to look. There are plenty of organizations on campus that are solely dedicated to service. Tech...