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...
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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...
Incoming student dies over break, family and athletic community mourn
Shortly after 4 a.m. on Dec. 30, 2019, Bryce Gowdy was struck by a train and killed near his hometown of Deerfield Beach, FL. His...
The ongoing devastation of the Australian bushfires
Fires continue to rage in Australia with no end near in sight. The situation garners more and more media attention by the day as we...
Cabrera’s strategic plan seeks student input
A new effort is underway to collect the opinions of the campus community as the administration is launching a new strategic plan to determine the...
Students react to anti-abortion protestors
On Monday, Nov. 4, student counter-protestors flocked to the designated free speech corner next to the student center to block signs purportedly visualizing the aftermath...
Stacey Abrams speaks at HackGT on education and technology
On Saturday, Oct. 26, Stacey Abrams visited Tech’s campus for HackGT6 to discuss the organization she chairs, Fair Fight 2020, as well as to answer...
Hillel, YDSA, admin. clash over free speech rights
Tech students are often involved in politics through active and vocal student groups. In April, the Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA) and Hillel chapters...
Cabrera sits down for interview with Technique
During the first days of his administration, the Technique sat down with President Cabrera to discuss his goals for his term and the future of...
Cabrera officially invested as 12th Tech president
On Monday, Oct. 28, Ángel Cabrera, the twelfth president of the Institute and the first Spanish-born president of an American university, was officially invested in...
‘Menstrual Product Program’ celebrates launch
On Thursday, Oct. 17, SGA’s Cultural and Diversity Affairs Committee (CDAC) hosted a public kick off in the Student Alumni House for the Menstrual Product...
Construction begins on West Campus green space
The Eco-Commons project is entering its first phase this fall with the start of construction of a communal green space on the north end of...
New ‘Hive’ computer creates buzz
A crowd of senior faculty gathered in the conference room on the bottom floor of CODA’s data center. The Tech Square building is white from...
YDSA educates on immigration
E In the pursuit of advocacy and education of the student body, YDSA hosted a teach-in on the undocumented student ban in place in the...
ECE hosts T.I., talks technology and education
On Monday, Oct. 7, rapper, entrepreneur and philanthropist Tip “T.I.” Harris visited Tech to speak about entrepreneurship, Tech’s community outreach and the relationship between technology...
Tech residents, Standard apt. management clash
If you want to live near Tech’s campus, but not in Institute-owned housing, then you are left with a handful of options. The Standard is...
Jackets, trolley join in Atlanta Pride celebration
Rainbow flags hung from flagpoles, windows, storefronts and homes this weekend to celebrate the 49th annual Atlanta Pride, one of the largest and longest-running LGBT...