Behind the SGA Campaign
While politicians on America’s higher stage are discussing wages wars and walls, this year’s candidates for President and Executive Vice President of Tech’s Student Government...
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Class of 2020 is most competitive yet
Tech recently completed its regular admissions process for the Fall of 2016, admitting 25 percent of applicants during regular and general admission. There were 30,520...
Shared library facility with Emory opens for use
On Nov. 20, 2014, the collaborative effort between Georgia Tech and Emory University to preserve both schools’ library collections broke ground. The Library Service Center...
SGA Presidential Debate Recap
Each ticket running for Undergraduate President and Vice President participated in a debate on April 5, hosted by the Technique and the Student Government Association (SGA)....
Tech to host first ACC InVenture Competition
On April 5 and 6, 15 teams from throughout the ACC will compete against one another in the inaugural ACC InVenture Prize, hosted by Tech...
Candidates share platforms, issues
Four tickets vying for Undergraduate Student Government President and Vice President have begun campaigning and released their platforms. This year’s candidates are: Sara Dada, third-year...
Amazon to arrive at Tech Square
Tech announced its plan to open a new Amazon Pickup location on Tech Square, taking over the space that was previously occupied by a small...
Students vote “yes” to Student Center Re(in)novation
After a full week of voting, the Student Center Re(in)novation project has announced that students voted in favor of a new fee to fund work...
OIT migrates email accounts to Office365
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) will be ending support for Zimbra mailboxes beginning June 30. Prior to this date, all current Zimbra users will...
Guthman invites musical creativity
Held on March 3 in the Ferst Center for the Arts, this year’s Margaret Guthman Musical Instrument Competition began with warm emotions from its namesake,...
Regents approve new policies
The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia (USG) voted March 9 to approve and implement a set of two system-wide policies to...
Mellon awards Ivan Allen College $1 million grant
Tech was recently given a $1 million grant by the Mellon Foundation towards the creation of a new learning center within the Ivan Allen College...
New Technology & Business minor launched
The Denning Technology & Management (T&M) Program is adding a Technology & Business minor in Fall 2016, and will take applications from students in the Colleges of...
Peterson holds town halls with BSO students and allies
Amid concerns following the recent lifting of sanctions on Phi Delta Theta, President G.P. “Bud” Peterson held two informal town halls with members of Black...
Phi Delta Theta case reexamined by state judge
More than six months after an alleged racial incident at the Phi Delta Theta house, a former Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court has...
Haven required for personnel
Tech will now require faculty and staff to participate in an online sexual assault prevention educational course. Haven for Faculty and Staff will be part...
Gift to Tech funding vote now open to student body
The Student Alumni Association (SAA) will be awarding its annual Gift to Tech to a cause or organization voted upon by both the campus community...
Tuition rates frozen for 2016
Students throughout the state of Georgia will have one less thing to worry about during the next academic year. The Board of Regents (BOR) announced...