Brittain receives unsatisfactory rating
Brittain Dining Hall received an unsatisfactory score of 65 points out of 100 points during a health inspection of its facilities on March 9.
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Tech researchers win Google award
A team of Tech professors has been awarded a $1 million unrestricted award to research internet transparency from the Google Research Focused Award. The research...
Construction continues at North Ave.
More construction has begun at North Avenue and its environments as part of the Institute’s efforts to increase safety standards and aesthetic appeal. According...
Council Clippings, 04/08/11
GT Leaks An email sent to members of the campus community from a group calling itself “GT Leaks” drew strong rebukes from members of Undergraduate...
Graduate White Paper presented
The Graduate SGA Executive Board presented their 2011 white paper to members of the administration last Thursday, March 31 discussing four issues they deemed most...
Gregory appointed basketball coach
After a 16-day search, the Tech men’s basketball team has a new leader. Brian Gregory, previously the head coach at the University of Dayton, will succeed Paul Hewitt as the head coach of the Tech basketball program.
Nunn awarded inaugural Ivan Allen Prize
The Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts awarded Sam Nunn, the former United States Senator from Georgia and an alumnus of the Institute, with the...
Trimester white paper released
SGA’s Undergraduate Academic Curriculum Task Force recently presented its Trimester Report to the administration, analyzing the potential opportunities and challenges associated with moving Tech to...
Tech, Emory discuss potential law program
Tech and Emory University are currently in the initial stages of researching the potential for a joint degree program allowing students to earn a Bachelor’s...
Missing Ts raise questions about traditions
The recent removal of several Ts from significantly visible campus signs has instigated a discussion on the longtime tradition of removing Ts from around campus....
Technology white paper released
SGA recently released its first Technology white paper, a report on the incorporation and utilization of technology into the learning environment and general life on...
Paul Hewitt fired as men’s basketball coach
After 11 seasons, Paul Hewitt has been relieved of his duties as Tech's men's head basketball coach. The decision was announced this morning.
Students compete for InVenture Prize
Seven teams of enterprising Tech students showcased their inventions last Wednesday for the third annual InVenture Prize competition. At stake were potential internships, assistance with patent filing, valuable publicity and thousands of dollars in prize money.
Ga. Senate approves HOPE scholarship changes
The Georgia Senate voted on Tuesday along party lines to decrease HOPE scholarship payouts by $320 million. The 35-20 vote came after a nearly four-hour...
Sustainability fee proposed
In collaboration with campus environmental club Students Organizing for Sustainability (SOS), the SGA’s Sustainability Committee has compiled a proposal to institute a Green Fee on...
CoA professor investigated by GBI for theft from Institute
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is currently investigating Professor Roozbeh Kangari from the College of Architecture for theft from the Institute. Kangari, the former Chair...
Council Clippings, 3/11/11
Bicycle infrastructure SGA voted on Tuesday to allocate $26,146 to build new bike infrastructure in a move which Graduate Student Body President Anthony Baldridge says...
CMT hosts musical instrument competition
The Georgia Tech Center for Music Technology (CMT) hosted the third annual Margaret A. Guthman Musical Instrument Competition on Feb. 24 and 25. The School...