Students win prestigious Goldwater scholarship
The Goldwater Scholarship is awarded to those select students studying science, math and engineering who wholeheartedly intend to pursue research careers in their academic fields....
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Inside look at Finals’ Week Midnight Breakfast
Of all the traditions Tech has few involve that faculty simply catering to students, but that is exactly what Student Center Programs Council’s (SCPC) Midnight...
Tech team engineers biofuel
Tech researches may be on their way to solving on nation’s energy crisis. Tech partnered with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Joint BioEnergy Institute to...
“Dress for Success” indeed successful
Earlier this week, if students happened to pass by the Student Center, they would notice the bake sale conducted by Alpha Omega Epsilon to support...
Goldrush sends saliva to space to see germ growth
What do the Gold Rush dancers, a rare bacteria and the International Space Station all have in common? Not much normally, but in just four...
Asian-American students work to end stereotypes
“I am not a terrorist.” “I am not good at math.” “I am not bad at sports.” “I am not a bad driver.” Last week,...
Team Sanivation discusses win
On stage, under bright lights and in front of a near silent crowd, Team Sanivation awaits the announcement. They hear their name and the crowd...
Tech transforms pre-teaching track
Tech: the school of engineers and teachers. However, the Tech Pre-Teaching experience is continuing to grow in both size and interest, much to the pleasure...
Students contribute to “beautifying” campus
On Saturday, March 29, Tech students awoke bright and early to volunteer their time and efforts to the sixteenth annual Tech Beautification Day (TBD). While...
A year in review of Highland Bakery
Late last March, one of the newest Tech dining facilities turned one: Highland Bakery, located under Tech Tower. Since its opening, the location has received...
Washington elite becomes Tech professor
After spending years in Washington and additional years teaching, Peter Swire has joined the Scheller College of Business as the Nancy J. and Lawrence P....
Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses Tech and TV
Technique: You gave lectures on astronomy as a teen; how do those lectures compare to the one you are going to give at Tech tonight?...
Women’s Awareness kicked off with service
The month of March is coming to a close, but featured numerous activities hosted by the Women’s Resource Center in celebration of Women’s Awareness Month...
Student-made app on the rise
Those at the New York Times and Louis Vuitton have touted it. Even more, it has been heralded as a competitor to Google. Talk Lingo...
Fencing hosts successful tournament
Stabbing is not usually condoned on Tech’s campus, but there is one exception: the Fencing Club. Tech’s Fencing Club was founded in 2009 and now...
Tech professor offers the gift of drumming
For many amputees, the change is lifestyle can be drastic and severely limit a person’s ability to continue the same activities they once performed. For...
Tech grad student invents better 3D printer
An Iron Man mask, a 20-sided die, an iPhone case and a stretchy bracelet. What do these seemingly unrelated items have in common? They were...
Tech’s non-tenure track faculty
It is in the nature of higher education for schools to interview and select faculty members that will do their very best in making that...