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...
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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...
WeatherSTEM systems tweet, forecast weather
Atlanta weather is known to be unpredictable at best, and Tech has a very innovative way to make sense of it all. Tech’s Emergency Preparedness...
Library launches search engine amidst delay
On Feb. 1, Tech announced their switch to PRIMO for its search and catalog system. This system replaces the former Voyager system and will eventually...
SGA holds Town Hall on Student Code of Conduct
Amid debates on student disciplinary processes, the Undergraduate Judiciary Cabinet (UJC) held a Town Hall to answer questions and explain Tech’s processes from the perspective...
Create-X offers pro-bono legal advice to student inventors
CREATE-X, Tech’s entrepreneurial initiative, recently launched LegalBuzz, a program that provides student inventors with legal office hours. Students can talk to lawyers from Troutman Sanders,...
SGA looks to excuse religious holidays
The Student Government Association (SGA) Student Regulations Committee aims to make religious holidays a more full experience for practicing students on Tech’s campus. A new...
Six Finalists named for InVenture
Six finalists for this year’s InVenture Prize were announced on Feb. 10. FireHUD is a monitor which tracks and reports data to firefighters about their...
Comparing USG judicial processes
Recent controversies over Tech’s disciplinary processes have called into question those of the entire University System of Georgia (USG). Multiple legislators, including Representative Earl Ehrhart...
Tech chosen to participate in Solar Decathalon
With solar-powered houses offering paths to renewable energy, the Department of Energy’s biennial Solar Decathlon competition is generating multidisciplinary activity within teams in 16 different...
Music technology degree approved
On Jan. 19, Tech announced the approval of its new Bachelor of Science in Music Technology by the Board of Regents. The new program is...
Parrish awarded the 2016 Ivan Allen Jr. Prize
The students, faculty, and staff of Tech will gather on Feb. 18 to honor the winner of the 2016 Ivan Allen Jr. Prize of Social...
Sustainability courses open
At the start of this semester, the Serve-Learn-Sustain program introduced its first set of courses available for general students. This program is actually Tech’s third...
Famous groundhog visits Tech during Carnivale
General Beauregard Lee, Georgia’s resident groundhog with a talent for weather prognostication, visited Tech during its annual Campus Services Carnivale on Feb. 2. Lee, who...