CIRP report provides insight into student habits
Every year students of the incoming freshman class take the Cooperative Institute Research Program survey or CIRP for short. The survey is a part of...
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Students place first in design contest
Advanced golf balls, oversized golf drivers, ergonomically engineered putters, revamped golf tees. These are all pieces of golfing equipment the New York Times lists as...
Shooting raises campus safety concerns
The college bubble was shattered for many students in the city of Atlanta when a string of major crimes occurred within the past few weeks...
Historical Ajax building razed for green space
Demolition of the structurally unsound Ajax building was carried out last week in return for extra green space, but not without some strong opposition. The...
Student business eases move-out
While most students find the hassle of finals, cleaning their rooms, following housing policies and moving out almost unbearable, move-out season may prove lucrative for...
Forum sheds light on budget crisis
We are all feeling the effects of the economic downturn in many areas of our lives, but you might not have realized what a profound...
Increase your Dead Week peak: Try these tips
It’s that time of year again: classes are slowing down, review sessions are picking up and students are stressing out as the time of finals...
JFC budget recommendation process unveiled
With all the recent noise about next year’s Student Government Association (SGA) budget, a lot of questions have been raised about the process through which...
Meet Tech’s New First lady
An energetic Val Peterson welcomed me into the presidential residence this Monday, smiling exuberantly as we both enjoyed the well-decorated walls of the foyer. New...
Sting Break planning unveiled
For many years the Student Center Programs Council has worked to boost the morale of the student population during the school year, helping coordinate big...
Lecture Crashers legacy continues with mayhem
If you go to class during the Campus MovieFest filming period, there’s a good chance that you’ve seen the Lecture Crashers. They “crash” lectures by...
Festival of Colors brings ethnic flavor
Students walking by the Burger Bowl this past Sunday were greeted by a surprising sight: a crowd of almost 100 people covered from head to...
The Vagina Monologues
The vagina. It’s a topic most people don’t feel entirely comfortable discussing in public, yet this past weekend, a group of Tech women did just...
ThinkBig@Tech provides options
By Kalpi Desai Contributing Writer ThinkBig@Tech is a new program starting next fall that presents six different housing opportunities to students which enable them to...
InVenture highlights students’ ingenuity
Enterprising Tech students got to stretch their creative minds this year with the InVenture Competition for a shot at thousands in prize money, patent filings...
FC Blackout party encourages conservation
By Tamara Johnson Contributing Writer The rainy, gloomy weather all day Saturday may have deterred many students’ weekend plans, but it was not an issue...
Annual car exhibition draws alumni, students
The sixth annual Georgia Tech Auto Show, held March 28, treated gear heads and car enthusiasts to a plethora of dazzling sights and sounds. From...
Thinking Green
Though it has been a bit overshadowed by the current economic crisis, one of the day’s biggest buzzwords is still “the environment,” and Tech is...