Balfour named new dean of Architecture
Alan Balfour was named the new Dean of the College of Architecture, which includes music, industrial design, and architecture majors, effective July 1. Balfour will...
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Police chief trains in Israel
Georgia Tech Chief of Police Teresa Crocker returned June 3 from a two week long training exchange program in Israel. Crocker participated in the Georgia...
From the files of the GTPD…
Missouri hacking Georgia Tech police are beginning a criminal investigation with the Office of Information Technology into hacked computers in Missouri. Police were called to...
Former President Crecine remembered
Former Institute president John Patrick “Pat” Crecine died in his home in Pittsburgh, Pa. at age 68 on Monday, April 28, 2008. As Tech’s ninth...
Sklar v. Clough case resolves
A long-standing legal dispute was resolved in April between the Institute and two former students, whose allegations included that their free speech rights were being...
More crimes reported on East Campus
Two instances of armed robbery and one aggravated assault of crime have been reported on East Campus from early to mid May. All crimes were...
From the files of the GTPD…
Sorority pics found in pants Georgia Tech Police were called to Beta Theta Pi Fraternity House in the morning of May 5. Two residents of...
Games postponed to honor teammate
Very rarely do players have to deal with the death of one of their teammates and almost never is a team prepared for such a...
Clough Day scheduled Monday
During dead week, students will have a last chance to say goodbye to President Wayne Clough before his departure in June. The Student Government Association...
Council Clippings
SGA Considers Tech Rec Joint Allocation to Georgia Tech Student Center’s Tech Rec – PASSED. GSS: 22-5-0. UHR: 19-8-1 The UHR and GSS passed a...
News Briefs
Audit discovers major fraud by tenured professors After finding evidence of fraud in expense records, two tenured Tech professors have been reported to the Georgia...
From the files of the GTPD…
Special delivery In the Sigma Chi fraternity house on the morning of Saturday, April 12, police were called in response to a report of a...
Breaking the Bubble
Pope arrives in U.S., addresses priest sex abuse scandals Pope Benedict XVI arrived on U.S. soil for his first time as pontiff. He was the...
Wellkamp, Fowler win runoffs
After both the undergraduate and graduate student body presidential elections went to a runoff due to no candidate in either race receiving a majority, the...
SGA passes annual budget
On Tuesday, April 15, the Undergraduate House of Representatives (UHR) and the Graduate Student Senate (GSS) voted on approving the 2008-2009 Fiscal Year Student Activity...
Provost Schuster named interim president
Twenty days after Institute President Wayne Clough announced that he will be stepping down from his position after holding it for 14 years, the Board...
Presidential elections go to runoff
On Friday, April 4, the Student Government Association (SGA) Elections Committee announced the results of the 2008 SGA elections; both the undergraduate and graduate presidential...