Elizabeth Loftus exposes the fallacies of memory
On Thursday, Feb. 27, world-renowned cognitive psychologist Dr. Elizabeth Loftus made a visit to Tech’s campus to deliver a lecture in part of the Institute’s...
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Technique interviews Georgia senatorial candidates
Before the Democratic senate primary on May 19, the Technique had the opportunity to interview senatorial candidates Jon Ossoff and Theresa Tomlinson about their campaign...
President Cabrera debuts strategic plan draft
Last semester, with the ushering in of Tech’s new president, Angel Cabrera, an all call was put out for students, faculty and everyone in between...
Tech introduces Maymesters
Students looking to attend Georgia Tech’s summer class program will have a new option beginning May 2020: the “Maymester.” This program will offer compact, three...
Space Force General gives lecture in Kendeda
Outside the Kendeda building on Monday, two identical black Chevy Suburbans with government plates were parked in the bus lane, underscoring the fact that a...
Inaction and turnover plague housing
Most freshmen spend a year sleeping, studying and socializing in a small dorm room, sometimes with a stranger for a roommate. After that year, some...
Housing lays off 60+ student staff members
Students have been left in limbo this week, as rumors circulating have alleged that 60 Peer Leader (PL) and Resident Advisor (RA) positions are being...
‘Demystifying Tech’ seminar
This past Thursday, the second seminar in a series known as “Demystifying How Georgia Tech Works” took place in the student center. Presented by the...
Plotkin talks gerrymandering issues
Last Thursday, the college of Biological Sciences kicked of its first Frontier of Science Lecture of 2020 with a lecture by Joshua Plotkin. Plotkin is...
Campus workers rally for improved wages
Last Wednesday, Feb. 5, members of United Campus Workers of Georgia (UCWGA) met at the state capital to rally for improved pay and conditions for...
TedXGeorgiaTech series promotes community
Last Friday, Georgia Tech held its third TedX Talk of the semester as a part of its “Vision” series, which featured nine student speakers over...
Mental health work continues
Mental health has been one of the central focuses of campus debate for the last few years, both in the administration as well as among...
A busy Cabrera
In the past one-hundred days since Ángel Cabrera was invested as Georgia Tech’s 12th president, he has been involved with numerous breakthroughs and advancements on...
IAC dean finalists announced
On Tuesday, Jan. 21, Vice Provost for Graduate Education and Faculty Development Dr. Bonnie Ferri announced that the search committee for finding the Ivan Allen...
Evaluating SGA progress with Pooja Juvekar
The Technique sat down with the undergraduate Student Body President Pooja Juvekar, fourth-year IE, to reflect about the challenges and accomplishments of the Fall 2019...
College of Computing takes on Mercedes-Benz
After outgrowing the Klaus Advanced Computing Building’s fire code last year, the College of Computing decided to take the annual college-specific career fair to a...
Stacey Abrams educates on voting rights policy
After Stacey Abrams ran in Georgia’s previous gubernatorial election, she continues to use her platform. Despite not winning in 2018, she has founded organizations to...
Mechanotechnology research wins Suddath Award
ME Aaron Blanchard gave a talk on his ground breaking DNA mechanotechnology research at the Bud Suddath Award Symposium. The award is open to any...