SCPC helps bring Hawaii to Tech
On Thursday March 26, Tech Square was drastically transformed into a quasi-theme park complete with carnival rides, Hawaiian dancers and powdered-sugar-topped funnel cakes. The most...
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Cerfin’ the Internet: the issue of net neutrality
Donning a slick three-piece suit and possessing an astute mind, Vint Cerf, the Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist at Google, recently spoke to an...
Campus Spotlight: Sanchari Roy & Kenny Lawler
As the Overall co-Chairs of Greek Week 2015, Sanchari Roy, fourth-year BA and PreMed from ZTA, and Kenny Lawler, fifth-year CS from AEPi, help ensure...
Ramblin’ On aims to light up Bobby Dodd
To celebrate the end of the Class of 2015’s stay at Tech, the Student Alumni Association (SAA) is hosting Ramblin On on Friday April 24...
Dr. Clough speaks on ethics in engineering
On March 24, Tech students and faculty had the distinguished honor of having Dr. Wayne Clough, the former President of Tech and namesake of the...
For The Kids Dance Marathon raises over $100,000
On Saturday March 7, Tech’s For the Kids (FTK) raised $106,352.42 to help Children’s Miracle Network hospitals. Tech’s Chapter of FTK currently supports Children’s Healthcare...
Students Speak: Student Center dining options
A tasty lunch or snack can change the mood of someone’s entire day or make or break a week. For college students who have little...
Best shares thoughts on new UN position
With his recent appointment as director of the newly formed United Nations University Institute on Computing and Society (UNU-CS), Dr. Michael Best, associate professor in...
SCPC Fine Wine course: nothing to whine about
See. Sniff. Sip. Summarize. That is the philosophy Dr. Blake Cherrington, Certified Wine Educator, employs when appreciating the art of fine wine. Through Student Center...
Campus Spotlight: Andrea Fletcher
An avid volleyball player and cook, Andrea Fletcher is a third-year CS major from John’s Creek. She currently TAs CS 3600, Intro to Artificial Intelligence....
Cultural club “cares” for Chinese orphans
On March 3, despite the gloomy weather, China Care held their Carnival with Street Market in Skiles Courtyard. This event featured Chinese street food for...
Selma screening hopes to spur race discussion
This past week the African American Student Union (AASU) and the Student Center collaborated to host a free screening of the film Selma, followed by...
New Tech minor focuses on “major leagues”
Students may have noticed a new minor gracing Tech’s online minor offering page: the Sports, Society, and Technology (SST) minor. A 15 hour undergraduate minor,...
Breaking “Tech Bubble” leads to growth
Among the many paths that a student can follow, studying or working abroad is one that offers particularly strong potential for both excitement and fear....
Startups engineered in Crecine apartments
The fifth floor of Crecine apartments on West Campus is brimming with makers and hackers participating in the 2014-15 Startup House. Startup House is a...
North Korea’s growing “entrepreneurialism”
On Feb. 16, Justin V. Hastings, a Senior Lecturer in International Relations and Comparative Politics at the University of Sydney, visited Tech to discuss North...
Guilty before innocent: Serial lawyer speaks out
On Feb. 9, Rabia Chaudry, the lawyer involved in the influential Serial case, visited Tech to give students, faculty and visitors a general overview and...
Students to vote on $35K donation
Keeping campus in the spirit of giving, the Student Alumni Association (SAA) has opened voting to the student body for the Gift to Tech. The...