In an effort not only to better the Tech community, but also to improve community service organizations around Tech, Emma Bones, now a graduate student...
Stamps Health Services, along with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, hopes to increase HIV awareness by conducting a free HIV testing promotional event on Oct. 9...
Anyone passing by Bobby Dodd stadium last Thursday was in for an interesting sight. The streets outside of the stadium were packed with people dressed...
Wind racing through his hair and legs pumping, Dr. Victor Breedveld, an associate professor of engineering at Tech, was determined to reach the finish line....
Sydney Halinski, a fourth-year STAC major specializing in Media, knows how awkward a Skype job interview has the potential to be. “Last spring, I had...
Transitioning to college can be a tricky point in any student’s life—adjusting to social norms, academic rigor and even family pressures to strive for excellence...
With the bustle of tests, homework, and extracurriculars, it’s often easy for students to get lost in the “Tech bubble.” On Sept. 11, however, several...
Two words seem to consistently loom large and ominous to the majority of Tech’s rising upperclassmen, due to the notorious demand for time and group...
With the football team starting their season, the return of “Georgia Tech: It’s Friday” gold-and-white days, and the audible echoes of band practice across campus,...
One of the most unique aspects of Tech is its combination of business, technology and constant innovation. One group of students realized this and is...
As Monday and Tuesday passed by, droves of students walked around campus in their best “career outfits.” Despite the sweltering sun, suits still seemed to...