Tech to lead NASA student program
Tech has recently been chosen by NASA to lead its Innovative Mars Exploration Education and Technology (IMEET) program, a three-year program with a grant of...
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Clough alarms deactivate
For weeks, students’ ears have been met with the high-pitched alarm when the Clough doors remain open for too long. Though this may seem like...
Sam Nunn Forum addresses extremism
Scholars, analysts and military experts gathered at Tech’s Research Institute Conference Center on Sept. 22 for the Sam Nunn Bank of America Policy Forum, which...
New bus models begin service on Green Route
Groome Transportation, Tech’s primary contractor for transportation services, added three new buses to its Stinger fleet beginning this semester. The three new buses are currently...
Helix Innovation Center arrives at Tech
Emerson Electric Company opened a new collaboration space in Tech Square to explore Internet-of-Things and Big Data driven solutions to environmental issues stemming from the...
Todd Stansbury selected as Tech’s new Athletics Director
Tech announced its appointment of a new athletic director on Sept. 22, to replace Mike Bobinski after his acceptance of the athletic director position at...
Symposium addresses gender issues
The Offices of the President and Institute Diversity hosted the Eighth Annual Diversity Symposium with a theme of “Celebrating Women at Georgia Tech.” Held in...
Solar Decathlon team nears build of solar house
Tech’s Solar Decathlon team has continued to design its solar-powered home, a project that started in August 2015. The Solar Decathlon is a challenge set...
Peach State Tour brings Tech to Georgians
The Peach State Tour came to a close at North Atlanta High School on Sep. 8, having begun in August at Wheeler High School. For...
Tech ranks on US News and world, other lists
The Princeton Review released the 25th Annual “Best Colleges” Guidebook earlier this month, ranking the 381 Best Schools in several categories, ranging from “Best Dining...
Amazon joins Tech research
The Center for the Development and Application of Internet of Things Technologies (CDAIT) has recently partnered with Amazon Web Services. As well as the new...
Tech joins campaign to end student suicides
The Division of Student Life and Tech’s Counseling Center are leading a suicide prevention initiative, Tech Ends Suicide Together. This initiative is inspired by an...
Van Leer prepares for update
For the past 50 years, the rotunda beside the Van Leer Building has welcomed countless students, but at the end of October, all of that...
Library launches new tech services, stations
Continuing with its ongoing renewal process, the library has introduced new pilot programs, including laptop kiosks, chargeable lockers and roving staff. The renewal, called Library...
Study on HOPE Scholarship finds lack of funding possible in future
A study found that Georgia’s HOPE scholarship program could run out of funds by the year 2028, when today’s pre-K students are in college. The...
Peterson offers updates, news in his annual Institute Address
President Peterson took the stage in one of campus’s largest lecture halls on Thursday to deliver his sixth annual Institute Address to students, faculty, staff...
Emory seeks annexation into Atlanta
On Aug. 19, Emory University released a statement announcing the beginning of its process to become annexed into being part of the city of Atlanta....
Tech Green reopening delayed, nearby construction continues
The reopening of Tech Green has been delayed until after the winter months, according to new information posted on the original Facilities Management announcement page...