Counseling center searches for ways to meet demand
As demand for the counseling center increases, available resources have failed to increase at the same rate in order meet that demand.
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SGA approves Greek Programming Board
Both legislative branches of SGA passed a bill changing tier status of the Greek Programming Board from tier III to tier II and the Interfraternity Council from tier II to tier III.
$1 million mark reached by GTSF
The Georgia Tech Student Foundation's original $100,000 endowment fund reached the $1,000,000 mark after previously being invested by the Investment Committee
Asbestos causes closures in library
After a heavy cleaning crew identified asbestos underneath tiles in the collections in 3 West, the section was closed down until it can be contained and sterilized.
Initiatives bring ideas to life
Tech is home to two new start-up organizations that focus on student and faculty research as well as entrepreneurial opportunities: GT Starter and the Startup...
WCA works to establish community connections
The Westside Community Alliance (WCA) is a communications network developed in 2011 by Tech’s Ivan Allen College of the Liberal Arts (IAC), the College of...
Recovery month raises awareness
On Thursday, Sept. 12 the Counseling Center organized “Project Purple,” a campus-wide event meant to raise awareness of mental illness and addiction. “Part of raising...
Research advances made in digital games
Games@GeorgiaTech is a new interdisciplinary initiative started this semester intended to draw together video game researchers at Tech. The initiative’s being led by Dr. Celia...
CPC receives national award
The Collegiate Panhellenic Council (CPC) accepted a Collegiate Panhellenic Excellence Award from the National Panhellenic Conference earlier last month. “It was an award that took...
GTPD receives accreditation
The Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) received its Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA) certification on Aug. 3. “This accreditation represents our...
Hacker Tour 2013 kicks off at Tech’s campus
From last Sunday to the end of this week’s career fair, Hacker Tour by Ready Force made its first stop to the Tech campus in...
SAA Fall Kickoff brings in 1500 new members
The Student Alumni Associateion (SAA) launched their membership year on Sept. 5 with their Fall Kickoff, which brought in over 1,500 new members. “It’s kind...
PTS launches new reservation program
On Aug. 15, Parking and Transportation Services (PTS) rolled out a new parking system called “Click and Park.” Click and Park is intended to make...
New Ferst rental process unfolds
On Aug. 25 and Sept. 3, respectively, the Undergraduate House of Representatives (UHR) and the Graduate Student Senate (GSS) unanimously passed a joint allocation bill...
Game day recycling group hits 100 ton record
In its sixth year of existence, the Office of Solid Waste Management & Recycling’s (OSWMR) Game Day Recycling Program, a collective effort to make recycling...
School of music begins offering its first MOOC
The School of Music has taken a stride into the domain of online education and is now offering its first Massively Open Online Course (MOOC)...
USG emphasizes affordability
Last month, the Board of Regents announced what they call “a bold Strategic Plan” for the 31 colleges and universities in the University System of...
Grant Field celebrates 100 years
On Sept. 26, Grant Field at Bobby Dodd Stadium will reach its 100th Anniversary, and will also host Tech’s nationally televised game with Virginia Tech...