Get Healthy Series Part 2: How to eat well, stay healthy
When it comes to summing up healthy eating, author Michael Pollan may have said it best — “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.”
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Ten years later, 9/11 memories linger
Ten years ago, commercial airplanes crashed into the World Trade Center and burned a painful image into the minds of Americans. To this day no American forgets where he or she was when the two towers fell or who they were after the ashes settled.
Ludacris moderates panel on Innovation in Entertainment
Ludacris gave students advice about how to handle the constantly changing environment in entertainment technology, particularly in light of changes that have taken place in the last decade.
Scores of Freshmen take to the streets for annual day of service
One hundred and fifty-three of Tech’s newest students gathered early Saturday for a morning of volunteering with MOVE’s Into the Streets, a one-day event of...
Get healthy series Part 1: Staying active
“If you haven’t gotten your health, you haven’t gotten anything,” or so it goes according to Count Rugen of the Princess Bride. As extreme...
Go abroad to broaden horizons
Studying abroad is an increasingly popular option available to those who tire of studying at Tech’s main campus here in Atlanta. College is the time...
Muslims celebrate Eid after month of fasting
For an entire month, observant Muslims gave up food and alcohol, rejected temptation and meditated to cleanse the soul and mind in accordance with the...
ACS 5K run raises thousands for cancer research
On the early Saturday morning of Aug. 27, over 100 students gathered to volunteer, participate or just watch one such specific event: the India Run for Hope sponsored by the American Cancer Society Foundation.
Students respond to turmoil in Libya
In the past few months the world has witnessed tensions escalate between the Libyan people and its government to the point of war. NATO countries...
How to find an off-campus apartment
Why do students look for off-campus housing as an alternative to life within Tech’s boundaries? Living away from the school offers a variety of both financial and social options that are not possible on campus.
Diversity easily embraced in record setting freshman class
When Tech’s 2,575 freshmen started fall semester Monday they represented Tech’s most diverse class.
Students learn to cope with increased tuition rates, fees
As the world turns the United States eclipses into the shadow of an economic recession. Times are tough for government and industry, but what does...
Sodexo revamps menus, adds healthier options
Dining on campus will undergo a healthy upgrade this semester as Sodexo, Tech’s food and dining service provider, adds Mediterranean cuisine to their regular menus.
Finding arts and music at a technical university
Tech is a school simply for technology, without any creative minded students who love art or music, right? Wrong. The Institute has developed many programs...
Navigating your freshman year at Tech
The most important thing is to have a good footing early on. In your early years it is worth it to find some good direction. Here is some advice from older Tech students who have been around campus for a few years.
Preparing yourself for college
One of the exciting things of college is being independent. But independence comes with responsibilities; from academics and networking, to doing laundry and other chores to taking care of your nutrition and health, you must learn the balancing act quickly.
Networking 101
Before long, school starts, tests come, the thought of planning for the future has disappeared and we get caught up in the challenges of daily life. This is especially true for job searching and resume building.
Campus farmer’s market blossoms at Tech once again
With the growing backlash against highly processed foods, eating locally-grown, organic food is becoming an ever-increasing health trend among much of the American society.