Campus Spotlight: Rachel Ford
As a full-time student and CEO of two of her own start-up businesses, Rachel Ford, a sixth year BME, has achieved and excelled in her...
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Solar racing, a warming organization
As calm as campus seems over the summer, there is certainly a lot more going on than meets the eye. Georgia Tech Solar Racing is...
Tech alum, Eric Boe, to lead NASA flight
NASA recently announced the formation of their Commercial Crew Program, a partnership with private companies to provide crew transportation services to and from the International...
Rolling Stones’ rocking return to Bobby Dodd
Cloudy skies cleared up on the evening of June 6, when the Rolling Stones made their second appearance at Tech, drawing over 40,000 fans from...
ESW Team Finalist in Ford Contest
While many schools across the nation have several greenhouses used for growing produce and learning, Tech has only one small greenhouse, powered by a hydroponic...
Diversity Award Nominations Open
This Fall, Tech’s Office of Institute Diversity will be holding the Seventh Annual Diversity Symposium. This event seeks to recognize students, faculty, staff, and units...
Health Challenge leads to solutions
Over the past weekend, the Atlanta VA Medical Center, the VA Center for Innovation and a company called Forge collaborated to host the 2015 Health...
Squyres speaks on the exploration of Mars
One of the pioneers on the frontier of exploration came to Tech this past Monday: Dr. Steven Squyres, Principal Scientific Investigator of the Mars Exploration...
Taking a stand, VOICE addresses sexual violence
With a strong presence on Tech’s campus for ten years, VOICE is a campus wide initiative working towards preventing and responding to sexual violence at...
Students Speak: Restructuring of the Academic Calendar
Students can no longer complain about Tech’s longer academic schedule. With new changes to the academic calendar starting Spring 2016, students share their thoughts on...
Poetry at Tech helps expand students’ outlooks
Although ensconced in a corner of the Skiles courtyard and tucked into a brick wall, the small glass foyer on which bold yellow letters that...
GT Joy Campaign hopes to change campus culture
Beginning on March 23, the Office of the Arts launched its GT Joy Campaign. The campaign, envisioned by Director Madison Cario, aimed to start a...
Energy Club seeks membership growth
By “[seeking] to integrate technologies and policies in the larger energy landscape,” the Energy Club at Tech hopes to bring together multiple disciplines to address...
Relay for Life marks tenth anniversary at Tech
On April 11, Tech will be hosting its tenth Relay for Life event. Relay for Life raises money towards finding a cure for cancer; the...
Campus Spotlight: Devin Roach
With a belief in limited campus involvement and an anti-all-nighter mindset, Devin Roach, fourth-year ME, certainly seems like an unconventional Tech student. However, Roach offers...
Students Speak: Thoughts on the CIOS survey
The Course Instructor Opinion Surveys (CIOS) are likely the least stressful exams any student will take. The survey has 24 core questions, covering the effectiveness...
I2S: Improving the human condition
Last week saw Tech students assemble to demonstrate the qualities the university prides itself on most: creativity and technical skill used to tackle pressing, real...
Scientific method in action
Brownian motion, phospholipid membrane, hydrophobic interaction: these are terms many learned in high school biology. For many, each one represents a highlighted term in a...