Bobby Dodd concessions now accept Bitcoin
At the home football game against the University of Miami on October 5, Tech concessions at Bobby Dodd began accepting the virtual currency Bitcoin as...
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Tech’s plans to improve overall education experience
This academic year, Tech joined the Consortium to Promote Reflection in Engineering Education (CPREE) in an effort to improve the educational experiences of first and...
Tech Tower to be renovated
Last month, the Georgia Board of Regents approved a new renovation project on the Tech Tower. “It is an important building to keep in use...
Kappa Alpha Fraternity gets interim suspension for hazing
On Sept. 22, Kappa Alpha Fraternity at Tech was placed on interim suspension pending an Office of Student Integrity (OSI) investigation by both the Dean...
Tech starts cessation program
In the past few years, Stamps Health Services has been working to create a comprehensive tobacco cessation program, beginning with the process of data collection...
Grub2Go Launches at Tech
Grub2Go, an app that allows students to order food from vendors around campus from a mobile device, is now available for download on android and...
Bus scheduling sees improvement
Recently this semester, an increasing number of students have had concerns that the Stinger buses have been unreliable or inconsistent, expressing their frustrations on social...
Dining launches new charities
The four dining halls at Tech are heading into a philanthropic direction after the integration of Campus Kitchen since this April and the soon-to-launch Klemis...
More information about Klaus closing revealed
More information about the closing of classrooms in Klaus and the Instructional Center (IC) to student groups has emerged. As previously reported, on Friday Sept....
Resource Center offers veterans benefits
To serve a growing population of veterans on campus—there were 14 undergraduate and 30 graduate student veterans added this semester—the administration decided to set up...
BOR changes policy on waivers
The Georgia Board of Regents last week approved a change to their policy on out-of-state tuition waivers. Recipients of out-of-state waivers, which allow out-of-state students...
Klaus closed for student events
Last week, Capital Planning and Space Management announced that all student event reservations for the Klaus Building and for room 103 of the Instructional Center...
Counseling implements changes
Roughly a year later, the Mental Health Task Force’s recommendations for improving of student wellbeing are beginning to be implemented. One example of these is...
Student Center Parking Deck under construction
The Student Center Parking Deck is now under construction to add pedestrian exits on its southeast corner, onto Ferst Drive. The exits are necessary because,...
On-campus robbery creates concern
A recent armed robbery on campus last month has raised concerns about safety on campus. In response to the incident, Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD)...
Researchers test quake impact on structures
On Monday, the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering conducted a number of tests on a mock structure with the goal of collecting data about...
Rice defends diversity at Symposium
Last week, the sixth annual Campus Diversity Symposium was held at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center in Tech Square, primarily discussing the issue...
SGA bills: Understanding where your money goes
Through budgets, bills and allocations, the Student Government Association (SGA) spent over 5 million dollars last year. Unexpectedly, though, there is still an over $800,000...