VIP receives $5 million grant
The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust awarded a $5 million grant to Tech’s Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) Program this month. The program...
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Is Tech Prepared for Ebola?
Roughly one year ago, a student at Tech suffered a case of meningitis. All of the occupants of the residence of the afflicted individual were...
Google Fiber is good for you
Last month, Google announced that it will be expanding its Google Fiber network, which is capable of delivering gigabit Internet connection speeds, into Atlanta. Areas...
Dean Royster reappointed, defends Liberal Arts
Last month, Dr. Jacqueline Royster was re-appointed as the Dean of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts after a customary five-year review of her...
Klemis Kitchen opens
Last Monday, Klemis Kitchen officially opened to all students who had officially qualified. The program serves as a food pantry for students in need of...
CRC coordinator resigns amid audit scandal
After an investigation conducted by the Department of Internal Auditing, the Campus Recreation Center (CRC) Sports Clubs Coordinator Ken Lovic resigned from his position. The...
SGA survey on an increased transportation fee
A recent survey conducted by the Student Government Association (SGA) indicated that Tech undergraduates, at a rate of 59.98 percent, supported a $3 increase in...
Tech library analyzes students’ study habits
Tech library researchers recently published a paper about the Clough Commons that analyzes the influence that the building has had on students’ academic productivity. Published...
CoC examines increasing enrollment
On Friday, Jan. 23, the College of Computing (CoC) celebrated 25 years on campus and 50 years of computer science. The CoC has about 1,600...
Tech looking for HPC partners
As part of a continued revitalization, Tech is sponsoring the development of a High Performance Computing cluster in Tech Square. The complex will be a...
Student Center entrance to be renovated
To increase the visibility of the Ferst Center for the Arts and to otherwise open up the space, Tech is planning to begin construction to...
MSE officially asks to end programs
During the January Board of Regents meeting, Tech administrators requested the end of four Masters programs in Polymers, Textiles and Fibers. They were already being...
Home Depot opens in Tech Square
On Thursday, Jan. 22, Home Depot was officially welcomed to Tech Square with the opening of their Technology Center. Located on the eighth floor of...
Bursar textbook system launched
Students at Tech now have the ability to charge textbooks purchased at Barnes & Noble to their bursar accounts. Beginning as an exclusive offer for...
Class to use IBM Watson
IBM’s Watson, famous for beating top humans in Jeopardy!, will be used this semester in a Computer Science class as part of IBM’s Watson outreach....
Students visit Georgia Capitol
A heterogeneous group of Tech students gathered outside the Student Center early Tuesday morning in preparation for the fifth annual day at the Capitol. The...
Wellness Center plans announced
Last Monday President Peterson announced the establishment of the new Center for Campus Community Health and Wellbeing. The director of Wellness Center will be charged...
Food court opens for dinner
The Food Court is now open Monday through Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. for dinner, an arrangement titled “Dinner at the Court.” Dinner at...