Plan for Creative Quarter unveiled
An arts and entertainment hub is underway on Marietta St. with the vision of becoming a space for students to explore the intersection of arts...
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Department of Corrections to Receive New $400 Million Budget to Improve Prison Facilities
In response to the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) claims, Georgia lawmakers have approved a $434 million budget to improve conditions in the prisons. The budget...
Georgia Tech’s Biltmore Restoration
Over a century after its grand opening, Tech welcomes the Atlanta Biltmore in Tech Square as a center for innovation and business collaboration. Built in...
Atlanta City Council to Appoint New Interim District 2 Representative
Following the resignation of two-term District 2 Atlanta City councilmember Amir Farokhi, an interim council member will be appointed to Atlanta’s City Hall this summer. ...
First Ever Interdisciplinary BS/MS Program to Begin Fall 2025
Beginning in Fall 2025, a new B.S. to M.S. pathway program will launch that will allow undergraduate computing and engineering students to pursue a Master...
SEVIS terminations raise concerns for international students’ legal status
The Institute has confirmed that in early April, Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) records for 26 international students were terminated, revoking their F-1...
News Briefs: April 2025
Inventure Prize Convexity Electronics clinch the first spot at the 2025 edition of the Inventure Prize, a $20,000 grand prize and a spot in the...
Tech’s Class of 2029 Finalized
Tech released their final round of decisions to complete the 2025 admissions cycle and cement the next generation of Jackets for the Summer and Fall...
Tech mandates in-person work for ’25-26 year
The Institute has announced that all staff will work in-person starting the 2025–2026 academic year with few exceptions. In an email sent March 31 to...
GA legislative session recap
After a tumultuous four months, Georgia’s 2025 legislative session concluded on Friday, April 4. The 40th legislative day, known as Sine Die, marked the final...
DeepSeek rattles U.S. Markets
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek on January 20 launched two large-language models (LLMs): DeepSeek-R1-Zero and DeepSeek-R1-Distill. Almost immediately, the app topped the iTunes download charts, with...
Federal orders risk Tech’s research funding
Shortly after President Donald Trump’s inauguration in January, he signed a series of executive orders that have disrupted the world of academic research. Orders that...
Several West Midtown spots close their doors
As 2025 progresses, many Atlantans are saying goodbye to a handful of restaurants in the city’s West Midtown neighborhood. Residents are continuously surprised when confronted...
Trump dubs English as official language
On March 1, President Donald J Trump signed an executive order to make English the official language of the United States. President Trump’s fact sheet...
The Tech Effect: A talk with President Cabrera
From scientific research and academic excellence to college sports and infrastructure, 2024 has been a breakout year for Tech. President Ángel Cabrera, in an interview...
Celebrating Women at Tech
On a sunny Saturday morning, members of the Tech community gathered to cut the ribbon and make history as the Women’s Pathway to Progress Art...
Tech restructures resource centers
Editor’s Note: This article has been updated with additional information from Institute Communications and the latest news about SB120. On February 25, Student Government Association...
Tech’s AI Makerspace brings supercomputing into classrooms
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay. From self-driving cars to chatbots, AI has transitioned from a futuristic concept to a modern reality, entrenching itself...