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...
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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...
Tech student indicted by grand jury for UGA hack
At approximately 4:19 p.m. on November 27, an unknown individual gained access to the University of Georgia’s computer network, and was able to publish an...
Panda Express finally opens
Panda Express, which opened in late December, joins Chick-fil-a, Taco Bell and Subway as a dining option in the Student Center. Despite the fact that...
Tech implements changes to academic calendar
Tech has implemented the first of the planned changes to the academic calendar. Final exam week now includes an additional Monday exam period, replacing the...
Coach Collier building for future success
First year Tech volleyball head coach Michelle Collier has been immersed in the world of volleyball since the day she was born. “I grew up...
Peterson answers questions on campus issues
The Technique sat down this week with Tech President G.P. “Bud” Peterson about some of the biggest issues on campus. Below are excepts of our...
OSI explains Greek sanctions
During the semester, Greek organizations sometimes become involved in unlawful or negative activity that requires consequential actions. In order of increasing severity, the sanctions available...
Tech gets grant for car chargers
The Department of Parking and Transportation Services (PTS) at Tech has been awarded a grant for almost $40,000 by the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority for...
USG Begins new plan to Privatize housing
The upcoming launch of the housing privatization plan at nine public universities across the state by the University System of Georgia (USG) has caused some...
GTRI employees fired/resign over fraud scandal
After an investigation of illicit and improper purchases made by the Advanced Concept Laboratory (ACL), Tech has taken corrective action including firing several employees and...
Food Court vendors changed
The food court in the Student Center will be seeing some renovations, and is replacing several of the concepts, including Great Wraps. “The construction began...
DOE updates Clery Act
The Clery Act was recently amended by the Department of Education to refine and modernize rules and procedures for managing crime reports. Specifically, it now...
Jacket Guardian app replaced
This semester, Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) has fully implemented an app, Rave Guardian, which is an upgrade from the previous campus safety resource, Jacket...
Phi Kappa Tau fraternity facing lawsuit
Phi Kappa Tau (PKT) fraternity, which was kicked off campus last March, is being sued by two women who say that they were sexually assaulted...