At Tech, the wide cultural diversity on campus encourages opportunities to showcase important cultural traditions. The Indonesian Student Association (ISA) did just that when it...
International Harmony, which took place last Friday, showcased the talents of several diverse on-campus music groups. The three-hour-long concert was referred to as a “Night...
For many students, traveling abroad can be an enriching experience that opens their minds to different ways of life. This week, students shared some of...
In an effort to expand Tech’s tradition of international engagement, a faculty task force has released a Global Positioning Strategy highlighting its goals for providing...
Campus Movie Fest, a national competition running for the 12th year in a row, came to campus for its annual event showcasing student’s creative filmmaking...
With their flat-screens, high-definition and 3D viewing capabilities, the technology behind televisions is more sophisticated today than it has ever been. However, online streaming providers...
The Film and Media Studies minor offered by the School of Language, Media and Communication (LMC) gives students the chance to explore their interests through...
As television programs continue to evolve in response to ever-changing audiences, so does the medium of delivering the broadcasting. Social media are also expanding their...
Films have a special place in many moviegoers’ hearts, but not everyone’s tastes are the same. Students across campus shared their thoughts on which genres...
This year's housing guide features information on your options for Georgia Tech housing in 2013. Learn more about special programs from Georgia Tech, including ThinkBig and Freshman Experience, as well as other specialty housing options.
Relationships are an important part of college life for many students, but no relationship is perfect. As Valentine’s Day approaches, for those traversing the minefield...
On Valentine’s Day, couples traditionally exchange gifts, material or otherwise, to celebrate their romance. For students, this usually means digging into their pockets and coming...
Researchers at Tech are making strides in the field of robotic intelligence through projects that look to both human and animal behavior as inspiration. Dr. Ronald Arkin, Director of Tech’s Mobile Robot Laboratory and Regents’ Professor in the College of Computing, and his team are investigating these behaviors and working to implement them in robotic systems.
For some students, applying what they’ve learned in the classroom to real-world scenarios won’t happen until they leave Tech’s labs and lecture halls. For members...