News Briefs Ex-Tech employee sentenced for P-card abuse Ex-Tech employee Donna Gamble was senteced to 32 months in prison for stealing $316,000 from the univesity...
The presidential search committee officially began work Aug. 11. While Provost Gary Schuster is filling in as interim institute president for former the departed G....
North Avenue Apartments is currently undergoing brick repair and replacement, having started in the end of July. The repair work is estimated to be completed...
Biomedical Engineering professor Gilda Barabino was named Tech’s first Vice Provost for Academic Diversity (VPAD). Barabino will be in charge of the strategic development of...
After about ten years of planning, the G. Wayne Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons is finally going to be built. Actual construction will start this fall,...
The Klaus Advanced Computing Building has received the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification. Originally financed in 2000 by a $15 million...
Tech and the University of Pretoria in South Africa have introduced a new joint masters degree program in Water Resource Management. This is the first...
The fall FASET orientations began yesterday for incoming freshmen students. This year marks the 36th year of the orientation program at Tech, and also brings...
Rust-Murray named dean of libraries Catherine Rust-Murray was named the new dean of Libraries at Tech. Rust-Murray will replace current dean Richard Meyer, who announced...
Due to rising concerns regarding criminal activity, Tech and the Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) have decided to close the Third Street Tunnel. Located on...