Astrobotic’s Peregrine lander proves unsuccessful
Many were excited for the beginning of NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) initiative, opening a new era of space exploration and research by partnering...
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Georgia court orders political district redrawing
On Thursday, Oct. 26, Judge Steve Jones, U.S. District Court Judge for the Northern District of Georgia, ruled that certain Georgia congressional districts had been...
Disqualifications in the Mini 500 hit all-time high
On Thursday, Oct. 26, Judge SteOn Friday Oct. 27, the 54th annual Mini 500 tricycle race occurred — a part of the weekend-long festivities that...
Organizations host U.R.G.E. panel about DEI
The Organization for Social Activism (OSA), along with the Black Alumni Association, held a two-hour open forum for Under-Represented Groups in Education (U.R.G.E) on Wednesday,...
Students struggle during registration for Spring 2024
As the first phase of spring 2024 registration kicks off, many students continue to feel the effects of systematic issues plaguing the registration process. These...
Georgia Supreme Court Upholds Heartbeat Ban
Members of the Georgia Supreme Court upheld a six-week abortion ban after a lower court deemed it unconstitutional. The court ruled 6-1 to hold the...
Ellis pleads guilty in Trump’s Fulton County case
Jenna Ellis, former attorney for Donald Trump, pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting false statements and writings last Tuesday. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis...
Georgia leaders yet to spend $11 billion surplus
For the third straight year, the State of Georgia recorded a sizable annual budgetary surplus. On Oct. 13, the State Accounting Office (SAO) released the...
Johnson’s election ends weeks of House turmoil
Editor’s Note: After three weeks and four speaker nominations, Rep. Mike Johnson of Louisiana has been elected as Speaker of the House. His election ends...
NAACP marches for diversity, equity and inclusion
On Oct. 20, the Institute’s chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) led the Under-Represented Groups in Education (U.R.G.E.) in...
2022 and 2023 Hall of Fame classes inducted
The Georgia Tech Sports Hall of Fame inducted its newest members on Friday, Oct. 20, 2023, honoring a group of student-athletes who have made significant...
Israel-Palestine violence ups campus tension
Editor’s Note: All statistics of casualties and injuries are current up to the time the article was written on Oct. 18, 2023. On Oct. 7,...
Tech holds Climate Action Plan Town Hall
The Georgia Tech Office of Sustainability hosted a Climate Action Plan (CAP) Town Hall virtually on Wednesday, Oct 4 when the leading team shared developments...
Tech Square phase 3 development launches
The Institute’s Technology Square is a nationally recognized and Tech controlled space dedicated to research, collaboration and innovation. Located in Midtown Atlanta and opened back...
ARPA-H launches a health network program
On Sept. 26, 2023, the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) provided notification for the creation of ARPANET-H, a nationwide health innovation network. ARPA-H...
New space for BSOs opens in the Flag Building
On Sept. 15, the Smithgall Student Services Building celebrated the opening of a new space initiated by the Black Culture, Innovation and Technology department. Notable...
Fulton County Jail living conditions deteriorating
Located on 901 Rice St. NW, just three miles away from Tech’s campus, the Fulton County Jail houses around 3,600 inmates, which is almost double...
Republican debate unfolds with Trump absent
The leading GOP candidates met last Wednesday at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library for an impassioned and, at times, chaotic second Republican debate. Notably absent,...