Students collide on trans-athlete’s competition
Tech has been thrust into the national spotlight this week, with the debate over transgender rights in athletics brought to campus as the Institute hosts...
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SCPC’s first annual formal held in exhibition hall
It was a night to celebrate under the night sky as the Student Center Programs Council (SCPC) hosted their first ever formal dance on March...
New MARTA Reach program holds launch event
This semester, the Institute is partnering with Atlanta’s MARTA public transportation program to bring their newest transportation initiative to Tech students. MARTA Reach is the...
Candidates compete for presidency
On Tuesday, March 9, the Technique hosted the annual undergraduate Student Government Association (SGA) presidential debate. The event went hybrid this year, with many students,...
Rinehart appointed Vice Provost of Education
The position for the Vice Provost of Faculty is a new addition to the Office of the Provost at the Institute and is intended to...
Institute surveys childcare assistance needs
In an effort to improve child care on campus for Tech community members, the Institute has released a survey to gauge the need for increased...
Students gather at capitol to protest CRT Bill
This past Friday, high school students from around Georgia gathered at the Georgia State capitol to protest the passage on Senate Bill 377. The bill,...
Finalists for Vice Provost address Institute
Last summer Colin Potts stepped down from his role as the vice provost for Undergraduate Education at Tech, and the Institute is close to ending...
Patti Grace Smith fellows announced for 2022
First defined as an industry in 1958, Aerospace Engineering is a relatively young field with rising influence over the future of space exploration and aeronautical...
ASA and CaribSA host Valentine’s event
This past week, Tech’s African Student Association (ASA) and Caribbean Student Association (CaribSA) held a joint Valentine’s Day event to promote community between members of...
SGA amends policy regarding student deaths
The student body is a conglomeration of majors, backgrounds, interests and journeys; it represents the diversity that the Institute values and the possibilities brought forth...
New little free library by Hillel helps Tech students read up on cultural diversity
On Feb. 22, a new library will be revealed on Tech’s campus. It will not be as large as Price Gilbert Memorial Library or Crosland...
Winter Org fair returns to campus after delay
On Wednesday, Feb. 16, the Office of Student Engagement hosted its semi-annual Winter Org Fair on Tech Green and Tech Walkway. The fair, which had...
HBCUs face unsettling bombing threats
At the beginning of Black History Month, historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) across the nation received bomb threats on their campuses, disrupting their activities...
D.M. Smith receives funding for expansion
On Feb. 8, the University System of Georgia (USG) held its second meeting of the Board of Regents. The Board of Regents has 19 members...
Library launches artist in residence program
The Tech library has launched its first artist-in-residence (AIR) program, which will allow students to work with and learn from renowned artists throughout the semester....
Students attempt to unionize local Starbucks
In recent decades, union membership has been subject to a sharp decline; in a report outlined by the International Labor Organization, 20.1% of the workforce...
Institute announces Ivan Allen prize winners
The sculpture of the “Three Pioneers,” standing in the shadow of Tech Tower in Harrison Square is a poignant reminder of the Institute’s history with...