As most people who frequent the Student Center’s lower level food court are aware, Panda Express will be replacing Burger Bytes this fall. Located just...
With the implementation of the Tobacco and Smoke Free Campus Policy, Tech’s campus is now supposedly tobacco free as cigarettes, hookah, e-cigarettes, pipes, chewing tobacco,...
Life as an in-state Tech student has many benefits. The admissions process for an in-state student is a no-brainer. Affordable, local public school? Great! Not...
Five million years of evolution, 7,000 years of human civilization, billions and billions of dollars in research and development and several iterations of the roller...
Though new freshmen may be unaware, the majority of Tech students have noticed the Brittain dining hall courtyard certainly looks different this year. The new...
Dear students living in close quarters with roaches, mice and roommates: Dorm rooms at Tech are anything but spacious—and this is coming from a relatively...
This past week, students suited up, readied their resumes and headed to the Career Fair in the hopes of landing internships and full-time positions at...
As the current Collegiate Panhellenic Council (CPC) President, Erin Kelly, a fourth year IE major, is actively involved in various aspects of Greek life, from...
Even if you are an individual who adamantly shies away from all things Greek, you still probably recognize the renowned phrase: Bid Day. Although you...
Last Thursday, Aug. 21, a group of students, staff and faculty members gathered by the Campanile to have a demonstration about the shooting of Michael...
Dillon Roseen, fourth-year Public Policy and International Affairs major, serves as the student body president and leads the Student Government Association (SGA). Having served previously...
This past summer, Outdoor Recreation Georgia Tech (ORGT) organized an expedition for a group of 11 students to trek from Kathamandu, Nepal to the Everest...