SGA hosts debate for campus political organizations
A week and a day before Election Day brings Americans together to vote on the future of the country, members of four different political organizations...
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Two large oak trees removed due to falling risk
Two large trees which had posed a danger of falling were removed from campus this week: a willow oak located south of the Skiles Walkway...
Neuraline seeks to streamline epidural injections
When Cassidy Wang, B.S. BMED ‘18, Lucas Muller, B.S. ME ‘18, and Dev Mandavia, B.S. BMED ‘18, learned that around 30 percent of all lumbar...
First DiversAbility Day highlights accessibility issues
On Oct. 1, the first DiversAbility Day brought several representatives from disability aid and advocacy organizations into a ballroom in the Tech Square Research Building...
New EVP of Research Chaouki Abdallah Chats
Chaouki Abdallah, who joined as the new Executive Vice President of Research (EVPR) in September, says Tech has changed a lot since he completed his...
Uniting colleges to talk about mental health
From Feb. 15 to 17, the Scheller College of Business will host the Intercollegiate Mental Health Conference (IMHC), an event intended to improve how colleges...
Town halls discuss hunt for new Dean of Sciences and Dean of Computing
On Tuesday, Oct. 2, and Tuesday, Oct. 16, the Office of the Provost hosted two town halls to discuss the ongoing search for deans for...
ECE-themed Makerspace Opens in Van Leer
Roughly two years after its groundbreaking, the doors of the Van Leer Interdisciplinary Design Commons (IDC) were finally opened on Sept. 27 for its official...
Q&A with the Legend: John Legend Visits Campus in Support of Abrams
On Oct. 2, John Legend came to campus as part of a tour across metro Atlanta universities to promote Stacey Abrams’ gubernatorial campaign. The Technique...
Betsy Devos tours tech, speaks about app
On Wednesday, Oct. 3, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos visited Tech as the first stop on her second annual “Rethink School” tour. As part...
Under the Couch faces changes in Campus Center
On Sept. 9, 2018, the president of the Georgia Tech Musician’s Network (GTMN), Heath Murphy, sent out an announcement to the organization’s official mailing list...
GTPD begins ticketing electric scooters, bikes for violating Georgia traffic laws
Starting Monday Sept. 24, the Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) began enforcing state laws associated with riding vehicles such as electric scooters, bicycles and even ...
One year later: memorial and vigil remember Scout
One year after the fatal campus police shooting of Tech student and LGBTQIA+ community leader Scout Schultz on Sept. 16, 2017, two separate gatherings were...
Path Forward group holds last two town halls
On Thursday, Sept. 6, and Tuesday, Sept. 11, the last two of three town halls were held by administrative staff to share progress on the...
Path Forward holds student life forum
On Tuesday, Sept. 4 at Clough Commons, administrative staff and members of the Path Forward Advisory group held the Student and Community Life forum, the...
Counseling Center expands services with new tools
The Georgia Tech Counseling Center (GTCC) is expanding the services it offers with the introduction of three new initiatives funded with $53,392 from the SGA’s...
Peterson gives tenth annual Institute Address
On Thursday Aug. 30, Tech president G.P. “Bud” Peterson gave his 10th Institute Address. The address began as most of Peterson’s conversations have in the...
Inaugural Graduate Student Convocation welcomes students new and old
On Wednesday, Aug. 29, first-year and returning graduate students alike streamed into the spacious McCamish Pavilion, seated for the first ever Graduate Student Convocation. The...