Head Stamps physician holds AMA session
On Jan. 18, the senior director of Stamps Health Services, Dr. Benjamin Holton, was available online at the Tech subreddit to answer questions students had...
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Biden, Harris deliver speech in Atlanta
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to Atlanta on Jan. 11 to speak at the Atlanta University Center Consortium. The AUCC houses...
Tech mourns the loss of second-year CS Major
On Thursday, Jan. 13 a vigil was held in Harrison Square to remember the life of Jakob “Jake” Riley Martin. Martin or “Mart,” as his...
Tech starts drive-in testing to combat Omicron
When students left Tech for winter break, the COVID-19 Omicron variant was certainly prominent but had just started to infect people in the United States....
Institute promotes annual ethics week
Being at an institute that excels at STEM, Tech students are used to hearing about various forms of ethicality in their disciplines. Whether it’s bioethics...
Learning assistants program supports faculty
The Division of Tutoring and Academic Support (TAS) will be expanding their new Learning Assistant Program in spring 2022 after a successful fall launch. Students...
Institute partners with CVS to offer vaccines
Although COVID-19 continues to take its toll on the nation, it has not managed to stop other diseases from continuing to impact the holidays. Flu...
SGA releases executive review
As is customary for the Student Government Association (SGA) following the conclusion of a semester, an executive review has been released publicly for the student...
Tech graduates win collegiate inventors award
Whether it is the makerspaces buzzing with 3D printing projects, hackathon competitions that span entire weekends or world-renowned research labs churning out publications, the Institute...
Atlanta mayoral election held during off-cycle year heads towards runoff election
With Halloween wrapping up and the winter holidays right around the corner, many people would not have politics on their mind. The presidential election occurred...
Government mandates vaccine for federal employees
On Sept. 9, President Biden issued Executive Order 14042, which details how those contracted under the federal government must comply with the president’s COVID-19 safeguards...
Tech debates using Zoom over BlueJeans
While COVID-19 cases subside on campus and more events are hosted in-person, Tech is currently deciding which video conferencing platform it will continue to use...
Institute extends on-campus dining hours
The Institute recently enacted changes to on campus dining halls and retail location hours for the rest of the year, lengthening the time that they...
Institute adds art projects to CULC rooftop
The G. Wayne Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons (CULC) is an integral part of Tech. Whether it’s grabbing a coffee at Kaldi’s, attending introductory labs or...
Students complain of Gyro Chef price irregularities
Most Tech students will recognize the Gyro Chef food truck that is normally parked outside of the Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons, but the truck has...
Institute hosts fair for graduate programs
This Friday, Oct. 22, students from the Institute and around the world will have an opportunity to connect with Tech’s graduate programs and programs from...
USG vote causes faculty members to protest
The University System of Georgia’s (USG) Board of Regents unanimously voted this week to implement new changes to the tenure peer review process for USG...
SGA hosts annual “Wreck the Vote” debate leading up to mayoral forum
While Georgia Tech is often regarded as an elite institution focused on STEM and its subdisciplines, there are a multitude of political organizations on campus...