Campus corgis rise to fame
A video, created by Tech students Fredrick Grimm and Patrick Caudil, showing corgis frolicking around Tech campus has gone viral, accumulating over 500,000 views on...
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Startup House opens for first semester
Startup House, a new program to encourage student startups created by VentureLab, was launched for the Fall Semester. This semester 42 students are living on...
Renovated Starbucks in Tech Square reopens
From May 14 to July 15, the Starbucks located in Barnes and Noble at Tech Square was under a $300,000-400,000 renovation and it is now...
Woody’s gets new “fresh” menu for Fall
Fresh Squared is a new menu option that will be launched at Woodruff Dining Hall starting this fall semester. An official tasting was held...
PKT brother arrested on sexual assault charges
* Editors note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that the author of the “rapebait” e-mail provided the victim with alcoholic beverages. He...
Panda Express to replace Burger Bytes in Student Center
Because of student demand, new dining options will be available on campus starting in the fall, namely the opening of a Panda Express to replace...
Sexual misconduct: Full changes sent to faculty
After initially considering more minor changes to the Institute’s policy on sexual misconduct, the Division of Student Affairs presented a major change of the policy...
SGA offers options to shorten academic calendar
This semester a white paper revised by the Undergraduate Student Government Association Committee for Curriculum and Institute Policies has circulated through the administration offering proposed...
Tech athletes score higher on SAT scores than peers
According to the records obtained by the Technique, the average composite SAT score for current Tech football players is about 1062 out of 1600 and...
White paper outlines proposal for peer counseling
President and Vice President Elect Dillon Roseen and Brandie Banner, in conjunction with the Counseling Center, have announced a peer counseling initiative that would one...
Sexual misconduct: Full changes sent to faculty
After initially considering more minor changes to the Institute’s policy on sexual misconduct, the Division of Student Affairs presented a major change of the policy...
LGBTQIA center welcomes new director
Dr. Aby Parsons, who received her Ph.D. at Emory University in Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies, was named as the director of the newly opened...
Roseen and Banner win SGA undergrad elections
On Wednesday, the two and a half weeks of campaigning closed with the undergraduate student body electing Dillon Roseen as Undergraduate SGA President and Brandie...
Student center future discussed in town hall meeting
On April 8, the Student Center Expansion Committee (SCEC) held a town hall meeting in the Smithgall Student Services Building to discuss the upcoming Student...
Cross-agency programs cut in federal budget update
On April 3, 2014, the Tech Office of Government and Community Relations held a budget update that covered how President Obama’s 2015 budget will affect...
Full debate recap
On April 1, all of the SGA Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates attended the Ramblin’ On debates hosted by the Technique, SCPC and SGA. Alex Bandes...
OSI disbands Phi Kappa Tau for continual violations
On Friday, March 28, the Office of Student Integrity (OSI) disbanded the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity at Tech until May 15, 2017, effectively ending the...
College of business welcomes new dean
The Scheller College of Business will welcome its newly appointed dean, Dr. Maryam Alavi, to work on July 1. Currently, Dr. Alavi is interim dean...