Board of Regents Report Raises Ethics Concerns about GTRI
A May 25 report from the Board of Regents (BOR), released to the public on Thursday, has exposed flaws in the ethics culture and practices...
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Special Review of Campus Services Finds Wasted Money, Nepotism
A special review of Campus Services conducted by the Department of Internal Auditing found improper payment from vendors, misuse of time and nepotism, all in...
Thousands rally against migrant family separation
On Saturday, Atlanta joined in solidarity with other cities across the country against the U.S. immigration policy that has separated children from their parents. Meeting...
Four candidates left in final countdown for EVPR
After a five-month-long search process, the four finalists for the Executive Vice President of Research (EVPR) have been announced. The finalists hail from different universities...
President finishes decade of tours
Of the various duties that belong to the office of a college president, their social and civic responsibilities can be the most difficult to satisfy....
Summer kicks off with campus-wide construction
As the ebb of students slows during the summer semester, several construction projects are continuing to move full speed ahead. Four different construction sites are...
Gubernatorial candidate Abrams speaks about issues facing students
On Thursday, April 12, democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams invited student media organizations to a roundtable event during which she discussed her policy points that...
Campus political groups come together for debate
On Monday afternoon, members from four different political student groups around campus met in the DM Smith lecture hall for the Quad-Partisan Panel. The groups...
Rubik’s Cube inventor visits Tech
Ernő Rubik garnered quite the crowd this week upon his arrival at Tech for his special talk. Wednesday, April 11, Rubik visited Tech to give...
Statue commemorating Rosa Parks unveiled
On Thursday, April 5, hundreds of visitors and members of the Tech community gathered in Harrison Square for the dedication of a statue commemorating the...
House and Senate bills passed to Gov. Deal
The Georgia General Assembly adjourned Sine Die on March 29, marking the end of the fortieth and final day of lawmaking. During this legislative session,...
Tech PUBP runs for GA House
It was a difficult decision for Darryl J. Terry, II, a third-year PUBP, to run to represent District 56 in the Georgia State House of...
College Republicans Host Secretary of State and Gubernatorial Candidate Brian Kemp
The Tech College Republicans hosted another Republican candidate for governor at their weekly meeting on Mon., March 28. The Republican primary will be on May...
Security flaw found in OSCAR system, fix in progress
On Feb. 9, 2017 Tech OMSCS Askhay Sharma alerted the Institute of a possible security flaw in OSCAR that could allow people access SSNs, addresses,...
Ultraview wins 2018 Tech InVenture prize
The winner of the 2018 Georgia Tech InVenture Prize Competition was Kolby Hanley, 3rd year MSE, for his company, UltraView. The competition, held on the...
Personal finance class pilots in Scheller
For the first time, students at Tech have the opportunity to learn about personal finance topics in the classroom. Personal Finance 101, a one-credit special...
GSGA Presidential tickets speak at town hall
On Friday, March 16, the two presidential tickets for the Graduate Student Government Association (GSGA) sat down at a town hall to discuss their platforms...
Gillon and Aladesanmi take questions from undergraduates
On Tuesday, March 7, the sole team running for SGA president and vice president sat down for the Technique’s annual presidential debate. The candidates, third-year...