Sudden phone snatchings on campus surprise Tech students and GTPD
Since the beginning of fall semester, four students have been the victims of robberies on or near campus. In some cases, the Georgia Tech Police...
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Students experience “drunk driving suit” at Campus Safety Day
As students milled Tech Walkway last Thursday, they had the opportunity to learn about campus safety from organizations such as Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD),...
Appelate court rules Georgia General Assembly not required to comply with Open Records Act
This past month, a Georgia appellate court ruled that the General Assembly and its offices are not required to provide citizens with records under the...
Atlanta mayor declares “No Ride Zone” for scooters
Late night scooter rides in Midtown Atlanta are a thing of the past. On August 9, the City of Atlanta mayor’s office put into effect...
Pres. “Bud” Peterson steps down
Ten years in review In the absence of his annual institute address, President G.P. Bud Peterson bid farewell to the university as its president and...
Class of 2023 student profile
Georgia Tech welcomed a new class of freshmen at convocation this past Sunday, Aug. 18. While everyone is settling into their new routines, especially our...
Campus Construction
Summer is in the air and the Georgia Institute of Construction is in full swing. All across campus, construction projects are in full swing and...
Campus Center and other summer construction begin
This week, preparatory construction will begin for the Campus Center Project, impacting traffic on Ferst Drive, sidewalk availability and parking near the Student Center. The...
Star life to ocean climate discussed in summits
Early this month and in late March saw two summits which focused on the earth and planetary sciences. From Thursday, March 28 to Friday, March...
Deans chosen for College of Computing, Sciences
Earlier this week, Georgia Tech Professor Charles Isbell was selected to be the next Dean of the College of Computing, replacing Zvi Galil, who will...
Examining mental health records
In the span of twelve months, Tech’s mental health resources sent at least nineteen students to receive involuntary mental health evaluations off-campus. The Technique requested...
Many Tech 1013s brought to controversial Ridgeview
If admitted to the Ridgeview Institute, students claim to encounter poor sanitary conditions and lackluster communication. Ridgeview was formerly a nonprofit facility but was bought...
North Avenue dining hall closed to fix kitchen leak
As of this Tuesday, the North Avenue dining hall will be closed for repairs. Brittain dining hall will have its daily schedule extended in order...
Recapping the Undergraduate SGA debate
On Tuesday, the Technique hosted a public debate in the Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons that probed the platforms and backgrounds of the four presidential tickets...
Elections Code revised, UHR cools down
Last week and on Sunday, the Undergraduate Judicial Cabinet (UJC) held hearings to determine whether Josephine Graves, current elections chair, did indeed violate the bylaws...
Four faculty named Sloan Fellows
Every year, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation awards 126 researchers with two-year fellowships to recognize promising early-career researchers. This year, four are from Georgia Tech...
UHR delays elections, rebukes Elections chair
Author’s note (3/2/19): This article has been edited from the print version to correct various typos, add hyperlinks and to more accurately portray UHR proceedings...
Panel updates campus on steps taken to improve ethics compliance, culture
On Tuesday, members of the campus community gathered in an auditorium at the Global Learning Center to listen to a panel of Institute leaders discuss...