Institute promotes research enterprise growth
1.2 billion dollars: that was the record total of Tech’s research enterprise in fiscal year (FY) 2021, and the Office of the Executive Vice President...
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Tech faculty appointed by President Biden
On May 4, President Joe Biden disclosed his appointments to the President’s Intelligence Advisory Board (PIAB). In that list, Admiral James A. “Sandy” Winnefeld –...
SCOTUS ruling discards Roe v. Wade
On the morning of June 24, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) voted in a landmark decision to strike down Roe v. Wade,...
Dr. Ritter appointed as new chair for LMC program
Last week, Dr. Kelly Ritter was announced as the new chair for the School of Literature, Media, and Communication (LMC) in the Ivan Allen College...
Former SGA President’s Executive Cabinet resigns
On April 16, the undergraduate Student Government Association’s (SGA)’s 11 executive cabinet members collectively resigned from their positions, citing allegations of sexual misconduct against the...
Annual whistle ceremony honors lost lives
On April 6, Tech held its annual “When the Whistle Blows” ceremony to honor members of the Tech community that passed away during the previous...
Tech professor discusses war in Ukraine
When Nadiya Kostyuk immigrated from Ukraine to the United States in 2007, she wanted to be an English interpreter. Or a psychoanalyst. She realized neither...
Tech capstone team wins ACC Inventure
Earlier this month, a group of BMED students was awarded the 2022 ACC Inventure prize. The ACC Inventure event, much like the Georgia Tech equivalent,...
Students celebrate Ramadan around campus
Ramadan, the ninth month of the Muslim calendar, signifies the beginning of a month of fasting for more than two billion Muslims worldwide. Fasting is...
Mayor Dickens hosts annual State of the City
On April 4, also known in Atlanta as “404 Day,” Mayor Andre Dickens, CHE ‘98, delivered the 2022 State of the City Address. Dickens, the...
Institute’s newest admission stats
Spring came fresh on campus: old faces mix with new as tour groups flood onto campus, blending with chattering students freshly returned from Spring Break. ...
Technique analysis finds only five out of 82 buildings and facilities on campus named after women
In light of women’s history month, the Technique conducted an analysis of the 82 on-campus buildings and facilities at Tech named after people and found...
Crosland Tower artwork unveiled to student body
On March 30, the Tech Library opened the long-awaited Media Bridge and Crosland Tower art exhibit to the public. The Media Bridge has been visual...
Nowruz new-year celebration kicks off spring break
On March 18, as students were leaving for a long awaited spring break, the Alumni Hall was brimming with conversation and festive smiles as guests...
SGA presidential election votes tallied
The student body elected Rohan Sohani and Grace Swift as the next undergraduate student body president and executive vice president respectively on March 18th, concluding...
TEDx event gives students an open mic
The Institute boasts one of the most innovative student bodies in the nation and the resolve to bettering the human condition through progress and service...
Zombie infection returns to Tech’s campus
Each semester, the annual Humans vs. Zombies (HVZ) game is held on campus, with the group wrapping up their spring event last week. As many...
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...