Tech students meet with representatives in DC
Recently, two Tech students and a student from the University of Kentucky were selected to represent their employer, Jacobs Engineering of the NASA Johnson Space...
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‘M-Train’ video proves hit on YouTube
The frequently oppressive workload of the engineering major causes much grumbling and thoughts of sunnier skies among those enrolled, but it also gives rise to...
Tech students give blood to save lives
Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs blood. Tech has several blood drives each year, all of which are successful. The most recent...
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF: FACILITIES LANDSCAPE MANAGER
At any given time, students can always be seen outside on campus hanging out with friends, reading a textbook, listening to music, or just enjoying...
Relay raises $65k to fight cancer
Money was not the only thing raised at Tech during Relay for Life which took place on Friday, April 11. The 12-hour-long team event, in...
World travel, work, studying on students’ summer agendas
Summer for most students is usually a time for rest and relaxation, but some students here at Tech have decided to go that extra mile...
A look back
Life at Tech is always busy. The 2007-2008 school year marks some tremendous dates for the history of the campus. Through the failures and triumphs...
Clough leaves behind legacy
For the last 14 years, Tech has been graced with the presence of President Clough, who greatly contributed to the progress Tech has made over...
Peace Corps volunteer shares lessons learned
While many college students decide to go on to graduate school or enter the workforce after graduation, a handful decide to join the Peace Corps,...
A day in the life of…Basketball coach Paul Hewitt
When the name Paul Hewitt is mentioned anywhere on campus, most Tech students immediately think about the illustrious basketball coach. However, Hewitt’s career was not...
UROP presents undergraduate research symposium
Last Thursday, the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) held their third annual Spring Research Symposium to showcase and recognize ongoing undergraduate research projects at Georgia...
Sophomores gather on retreat to discuss critical issues
Historically, student retention efforts have been centered around keeping freshmen at Tech after their first year. However, the greatest drop in retention rate actually occurs...
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF
With the end of the semester coming to a close and finals week rapidly approaching, the Greek community still had one thing to look forward...
DIVERSITY AT TECH
The sheer number of flags in the Student Services Building demonstrates the immense number of cultures that are represented at Tech. Many organizations celebrated the...
Tech prepares for Earth Day events
This week, Tech will celebrate Think Green Week, a five-day schedule of Earth-friendly activities designed to promote environmental awareness on campus. The weeklong festivities will...
GTLC highlights leadership rooted in service
In order to further connect Tech students to the business and career world, professional business fraternity Alpha Kappa Psi (AKPsi) and leadership honor society Omicron...
Walk promotes campus safety
This past Tuesday was the eighth annual Campus Safety Walk, during which President Clough, Dean Stein, student leaders, campus police department members and various other...
Money, Money, Money
Tech is known for its very intelligent and sharp graduates. While most pursue degrees in engineering and the sciences, some pursue degrees in the arts...