TEAM Buzz celebrates 15th anniversary with service
Approximately 1,700 members of the Tech community gathered at the campanile in order to participate in TEAM Buzz, an annual day of service geared toward...
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SunTrust CEO defends banking
Bill Rogers, President and CEO of SunTrust Bank, addressed students and faculty at the IMPACT Speaker Series on Wednesday evening. “It is truly a privilege...
Roosevelt Institute facilitates education discussion
On the evening of Thursday, Oct. 20, members of the Tech community gathered in the Clary Theater in the Student Success Center to attend an...
Homecoming Step-Down
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) presented its fourth annual Homecoming Step Show to a full house in the Ferst Center last Friday night. The competition...
Stingerette wait times disappoint
After several weeks of increased campus safety awareness resulting from the high number of campus attacks, student transporation has become a concern, especially for those traveling alone and after dark. At the end of every Clery Safety Act, students are encouraged to walk in well-lit areas, travel in groups, report suspicious activity to GTPD and to call a Stingerette.
OIT updates email server
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) updated My GaTech, the Institute’s email and calendar software, on Saturday, Oct. 15. In the span of a few hours that morning, the department made the transition to Zimbra 7.0, the latest version of the software powering My GaTech, experiencing only “minor issues” afterwards, according to the website.
Young: Diversity and equality Needed in Education
Civil rights legend, former Atlanta mayor addresses freshmen regarding a collection of Martin Luther King’s works
Beltline urban redevelopment project gains momentum
After several weeks of increased campus safety awareness resulting from the high number of campus attacks, student transporation has become a concern, especially for those traveling alone and after dark. At the end of every Clery Safety Act, students are encouraged to walk in well-lit areas, travel in groups, report suspicious activity to GTPD and to call a Stingerette.
Coming Out Week shows ‘It Gets Better’
After several weeks of increased campus safety awareness resulting from the high number of campus attacks, student transportation has become a concern, especially for those traveling alone and after dark. At the end of every Clery Safety Act, students are encouraged to walk in well-lit areas, travel in groups, report suspicious activity to GTPD and to call a Stingerette.
Ciechanover talks future of medicine
The idea that most medical schools across the nation will one day shut down because all diseases will be cured is entirely possible, said Nobel...
Attacks on campus lead to heightened security
Last Saturday, Oct. 1, students received the first in a series of Clery Safety Acts reporting various cases of assault and battery against female...
WREK Radio increases wattage
WREK Radio increases wattage from 40,000 to 100,000 Watts, completing a project that has been ten years in the making. The new antenna now allows the station to broadcast at a much higher rate. As a result, the station is quickly gaining listeners from beyond Metro Atlanta.
Woodruff Night offers artistic insight
[media-credit id=7 align=”aligncenter” width=”300″][/media-credit] Students enjoyed art, music and theatrical performances on the evening of Thursday, Sept. 29, during GT Night at the Woodruff Arts...
Admin voices discontent with vandalism
The issue of T thefts from signs has come to the forefront of discussion on campus in recent weeks due to an increase in the...
Tech launches campus Bike Week
On Monday, Tech launched its first annual Bike Week, a week of student organized activities to promote and increase the visibility of cycling as an...
SGA hosts Keep the ‘T’ in Tech Week
SGA hosted a week-long event this week called ‘Keep the T’ in Tech to discourage T thefts on campus. The goal of the event was...
SGA adopts JFC policy changes
Equestrian Team Equestrian Team President Jessica Solana came before SGA Tuesday night to submit a replacement budget request. After amending the bill so that it...
Students express mixed opinions on missing T’s
The issue of T thefts from signs has come to the forefront of discussion on campus in recent weeks due to an increase in the number of thefts. According to the Institute, the value of T’s stolen from signs on campus has totaled over $100,000.