GOTCHA rides prosper on campus
The eco-friendly student transportation alternative known as Green Operated Transit Carrying Humanity Around (GOTCHA) rides has found relative success on campus since its establishment late...
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New park set to come close to Tech
In February 2013, a new “Pocket Park” on the northeast corner of Peachtree and 10th street in Midtown is anticipated to open. The park will...
Data analysis program continues to rise
For the past few years, John Stasko and his colleagues have been promoting the use of a particular computer program that they have titled Jigsaw,...
Three percent rise in HOPE
According to the Georgia Office of Planning and Budget (OPB), increase in revenue from the Georgia Lottery will be used to increase the amounts awarded...
Students may launch the first Tech satellite
Tech may soon be launching its first, in-house developed satellite into outer space. Earlier this month, a team of over 60 undergraduate and graduate students...
Nextbus alerts come back online
When looking for time estimates for Stingers and Tech Trolleys, students have been met with disappointment. For the past two weeks as all they saw...
New athletic director is announced
On Wednesday, Institute President G.P. “Bud” Peterson announced the appointment of Mike Bobinski, Associate Vice President of Development and Director of Athletics at Xavier University, as the new Athletic Director (AD) at Tech
Sting of armed robberies on East Campus
On Jan. 15, at approximately 1:30 a.m., two students were victims of two armed robberies, resulting in the first distribution of the Georgia Tech Police Department’s (GTPD) Clery alerts this semester.
GM opens IT center, creates jobs
In a press conference early last week in the Carbon Neutral Energy Solutions Laboratory, General Motors (GM) announced the upcoming opening of a new Information Technology (IT) Innovation Center in Roswell, Ga.
Student Center plans expansions
Conversations have started between students and the administration to begin to begin planning and determine the feasibility of expanding the Student Center, although there are no major plans being made yet.
Spam e-mails continue to annoy students
As they transition back to classes this semester, students open up their e-mail inboxes to check T-Square updates, emails from friends and the unexpected spew of emails from [email protected].
MSFAC reviews current, new fees
The Mandatory Student Fee Activity Committee (MSFAC) is currently undergoing proposals for possible raises in student fees, mainly for health and athletics, for the next academic school year.
Johnson becomes director of Tennenbaum Institute
Starting in 2013, retired General Ronald Johnson will serve as both Managing Director of Tech’s Tennenbaum Institute and as Professor of the Practice for Industrial Systems and Engineering (ISyE).
Spam E-mails Continue to Annoy Students
As they transition back to classes this semester, students open up their e-mail inboxes to check T-Square updates, emails from friends and the unexpected spew...
Student Center plans expansions
Conversations have started between students and the administration to begin to begin planning and determine the feasibility of expanding the Student Center, although there are...
MSFAC reviews current, new fees
The Mandatory Student Fee Activity Committee (MSFAC) is currently undergoing proposals for possible raises in student fees, mainly for health and athletics, for the next...
Sting of armed robberies on East Campus
On Jan. 15, at approximately 1:30 a.m., two students were victims of two armed robberies, resulting in the first distribution of the Georgia Tech Police...
Johnson becomes director of Tennenbaum Institute
Starting in 2013, retired General Ronald Johnson will serve as both Managing Director of Tech’s Tennenbaum Institute and as Professor of the Practice for Industrial...