One of three Tech dining halls closes indefinitely
The recent announcement of Brittain Dining Hall’s closure has left many students upset and concerned about the future of dining on campus. The dining hall...
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Disputed Georgia AP humanities class approved
After weeks of confusion, Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies has been officially approved by the Georgia Department of Education (GADOE) and will be added...
Delta reportedly plans to seek damages from CrowdStrike
Correction: A previous headline stated, “Delta sues Crowdstrike, following IT outage.” According to CNBC, Delta intends to seek damages from Crowdstrike. However, no lawsuits have...
Tech’s LGBTQIA+ Resource Center supports Atlanta’s Pride Month Festivities
Pride month celebrations commenced in Atlanta, this past June, marking 54 years since the first celebrations. The month-long observance started in June of 1970, commemorating...
Labour Party bags landslide victory in UK Elections
While the United States spent the Fourth of July celebrating 248 years of independence, major elections took place across the pond. The United Kingdom (UK)...
Tech Enhances Mental Health Support with QPR Training
Mental health awareness is crucial for everyone, especially for students. Without good mental health, participating in social activities, excelling in classes and maintaining proper nutrition...
A firsthand analysis of the 2024 Presidential Debate’s Spin Room
In the hours leading up to the 2024 Presidential Debate, Gov. Brian Kemp visited Tech’s own McCamish Pavilion, which doubled as the spin room for...
Narendra Modi becomes the Prime Minister of India for the third consecutive time
Even the scorching sun, hot winds and temperatures beyond 110°F did not deter Indian voters from participating in the world’s largest electoral process, as more...
Tech hosts Annual Protective Relaying Conference
Professor A.P. “Sakis” Meliopolous, PhD, hosted the 2024 Georgia Tech Protective Relaying Conference, from April 24 through 27. The three-day event provided a platform for...
Tech students host walk for suicide prevention
On April 21, students from all over campus will assemble at the Campanile outside the John Lewis Student Center and participate in the Out of...
Amplifying VOICE and voices on campus
Throughout April, VOICE and other campus partners are observing Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), a time where survivors of sexual violence (SV) are honored and...
Okefenokee swamp faces grave mining threat
Tucked in the southeast corner of Georgia, the Okefenokee Swamp spans more than 400,000 acres and is home to hundreds of species of plants and...
Tech completes its final round of admissions
A new academic year turns over a new leaf for the Institute, bringing a new football season, tailgates and a fresh, albeit short-lived, determination to...
Supreme Court hears abortion pill ban case
Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June 2022, dialogue surrounding states’ rights, abortion access and reproductive freedoms have reached national notoriety. With the...
SGA announces election results amongst controversy
This Tuesday at 12 p.m., students gathered at Harrison Square to hear the results of this year’s contested Student Government Association (SGA) Undergraduate Executive Ticket...
Architecture majors face uphill battle at the Institute
At the Institute, certain majors are more popular than others when it comes to student acceptances and enrollment. According to the 2023 incoming class profile...
Lilypad places first in InVenture Prize Competition
What began as an inspiration from a cancer biology and biotechnology class lecture was soon transformed by Tech students into an award-winning diagnostic tool. Lilypad...
Georgia primaries pose concerns for young voters
Editor’s Note: The election results quoted in this article are accurate up until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 13. The long-awaited Georgia primaries were held...