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...
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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...
L.O.V.E. GT releases survey
Tech’s reputation as a premier public research university is centered around the motto, “progress and service.” Whether it isserving the greater Atlanta and Georgia communities...
TB on campus raises concern from Stamps
On Jan. 24, all students received an email from Vice President Luoluo Hong about an individual at Tech having been diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB). With...
Black Media Studies minor coming to Tech
Black Twitter, the art of Hip-Hop, the O.J. Simpson trial and documentary film techniques are just some of the subjects students can learn about while...
MLK Student Celebration promotes community
The Institute held its 12th annual MLK student celebration on Jan. 20. The event, which was put on by the Office of student diversity programs,...
SGA integrates syllabus feature in Course Critique
Over the past few months, SGA has been working on integrating a syllabus repository into Course Critique — a grade distribution platform maintained by student...
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...
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...