New club helps Tech students live out list of dreams
Techlist aims to create unforgettable experiences for students outside of the classroom, by creating and completing a bucket list just for their time at Tech.
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Associate VP for Research discusses cars, hockey and chemistry
Christopher Jones is Tech’s new Associate Vice President for Research and has been a professor at Tech for more than a decade. When he is...
McCamish Maniacs raise hype for basketball
A packed stadium, with chants ringing from floor to ceiling. A thousand students crammed into bleachers, each one hyped up, cheering for their team—the Yellow...
Tekstyles breakdances with HHC
It’s Saturday night. With thumping electronic music in the background, three boys, arms crossed and hips cocked to one side, stand in the corner scrolling...
WREK gives student leaders on-air voice
In an effort to raise awareness of leadership opportunities around campus, WREK radio invited multiple student leaders onto the air to express ideas and successes....
Fashion Forward: Game Day
Game Day is the time to use the best of Tech school colors to show both student spirit and style equally. Every Saturday (and some...
Game day’s other uniform: GT marching band
Game days remind the marching band just how rewarding it is to make music for the Yellow Jackets.
Student begins “Groovy Fridays” for Tech musicians
Music enthusiast and Tech student Archie O’Neal showcases his passion and talent for music for the Tech community to enjoy.
Pre-Health students juggle Tech, requirements
Pre-Health students at Tech try to balance class and extracurriculars in their attempt to get into medical school and become doctors.
Vice President of Aaron’s Inc. spoke at Tech
In this week's IMPACT Speaker Series, Chris Strickland, VP of Associate Resources at Aarons Inc, spoke to Tech students about the struggles of working in a changing company.
Clough exhibit showcased Civil War environment
The architecture exhibit in Clough attempted to show viewers the destructive relationship between war and environment.
Atlanta crime sparks gun debates
Armed with only a backpack filled with valuables, students often traverse through campus late at night, unconscious of the potential dangers that can await them...
Concern over Lucky Buddha’s failing score
Busy at college, Tech students often try to find the cheapest and most convenient food. This method may not be the safest, however, as evidenced...
Alumni donations vital to Institute’s success
It is no secret that graduates from Tech go on to do incredible things in the workforce. Whether they go on to become Nobel laureates,...
Inventor of courseoff discusses website’s future
Registration can be stressful enough, but just a few years ago, Tech students had an even harder time. Now, students across campus use courseoff, a...
Professor Lux stresses importance of poetry at Tech
While many people associate Tech with renowned science and research, Professor Tim Lux is proof that the liberal arts are also flourishing at Tech. The...
Fashion Forward: Fall Layers
It’s official. Fall is here. And so are layers. The season for fashion. There is a reason Vogue’s September issue is so important, and New...
Tech Square celebrates 10th anniversary
On the other side of the Fifth Street Bridge lies Tech’s gateway to the heart of Midtown Atlanta, greeted by the high-striving technology complex known...