Female matriculation rates at the Institute
Since its establishment in October 1885, the Institute has asserted itself as one of the nation’s front-running engineering and technological universities. However, despite Tech’s promising...
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The Ukraine war: a year in review for civilians
Missiles struck both East and West Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a “special military operation” that morning, and Russian troops began invading the Ukrainian...
Teresa White sits down with Dean Alavi
On Wednesday, March 8, Teresa White, President Emeritus of Aflac U.S., joined Dean Maryam Alavi of the Scheller College of Business for a virtual conversation...
The precarious nature of a career in journalism
The reality for the field of journalism is that, oftentimes, reporters put their livelihood in the hands of communities every time they pick up their...
The Institute plans for a brand-new housing facility
As of the last few years, the Tech community has grown exponentially. In tandem with the Institute’s blossoming global reputation, there has been a dramatic...
Tech’s upcoming SGA elections open next week
The campaigning portion of next term’s Student Government Association (SGA) elections has commenced, and ballots will open for the student body at 12 a.m. on...
Ohio train derailment
With some considering the derailment in East Palestine, Ohio the worst environmental disaster in recent years, efforts are still being made to clean the environment...
Supporting diversity in computing at the Institute
Diversity in STEM spheres, specifically that of computer science is one that has been a primary discussion point at the Institute when it comes to...
Highlighting Tech diversity programs
As an institution with a student body and staff hailing from a vast array of backgrounds, Tech is intentional with its aims to sustain a...
Tech MSA holds event on Palestinian awareness
The Israel-Palestine conflict can be dated back to 1947, with the formal establishment of the State of Israel through the adoption of the Partition Plan...
Students protest Atlanta’s ‘Cop City’ on campus
Last Friday, a legion of students gathered at Tech Green, one of the Institute’s primary green spaces, to protest the construction of the Atlanta Public...
Vice President Kamala Harris visits Tech
On Wednesday, Feb. 8, students and activists from the Atlanta area gathered at the Institute’s Ferst Center of the Arts to attend a moderated conversation...
EAS school unveils three new major programs
Beginning this upcoming summer term, Tech’s School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences (EAS) will offer three new Bachelor of Science degrees. These undergraduate opportunities will...
Institute announces cohort of Novelis Scholars
Over the years, the Institute has become increasingly concerned with implementing sustainability principles into its business strategies and academic programs. These efforts to encourage a...
Scheller Dean Maryam Alavi steps down
Earlier this month, Maryam Alavi, the dean of Tech’s Scheller College of Business, announced to faculty, students and other members of the community that she...
Budget cuts for Tech Modern Languages
Budget restrictions at the Institute level have forced the Tech School of Modern Languages to pause the Hindi, Hebrew, Persian, Portuguese, Wolof and Swahili programs,...
Omicron subvariants are on the rise across the U.S.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Omicron variant of COVID-19 and its subsequent subvariants have been the predominant strain...
Tech initiates new carbon neutrality plan by 2050
Due to long term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, the livelihood of those that occupy the Earth has been compromised in a myriad of...