BoR announces tuition, fee hikes
In response to a $356 million shortfall, the Board of Regents (BoR) voted on Tuesday to raise tuition at Tech by $106 per semester and...
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Graduates separate from BoR health plan
With the help of the Graduate SGA Executive Cabinet, Stamps Health Services has made the decision to cancel its current arrangement with health care provider...
Tech hosts annual Green Week
This week marks the fourth annual celebration of Think Green Week, a five-day schedule of environmental events and initiatives intended to promote campus sustainability. The...
Professor sues for racial discrimination
Current CEE professor Mulalo Doyoyo has brought suit in Fulton County Superior Court against the Institute under the Georgia Whistleblowers Act, which protects public employees...
Junior’s Grill to close permanently on April 21
Following nearly 63 years of service to the Tech community, Junior's Grill will close its doors for the last time on Thursday at 2:30 p.m.
Regents raise fees by $350/sem, tuition by $106/sem
In response to a $356 million shortfall, the Board of Regents voted to raise tuition at Tech by $106 per semester and the Special Institutional Fee, also known as the Academic Excellence Fee, by $350 per semester.
Students participate in day of service
Tech Beautification Day (TBD) was held this past Saturday, April 9. Students participated in general clean-up and landscaping activities to aesthetically enhance the campus surroundings....
Tech, Emory partner for ARCHE
Tech and Emory University are collaborating on a cross-registration program that allows students at each school to take courses at the other institution, provided that...
TEDxGT draws tech savvy crowd
Tech hosted its first TEDx event in the Clary Theatre on Saturday, April 9.The event was organized independently by students and sought to bring the...
Global leadership conference focuses on diversity
The Klaus Atrium was the setting place for Tech’s first Global Leadership Conference, hosted by Sigma Beta Rho this past Saturday, April 9. Over 60...
UHR, GSS send budget to conference committee
The Undergraduate House of Representatives voted 40-1-0 to approve a $4.38 million budget funding student organizations for the 2011-2012 academic year.
CoE Dean finalists announced
Over the past two weeks, finalists for the position of Dean of the College of Engineering (CoE) visited campus to present their vision for the...
Nye discusses future of continued American dominance
On April 4, Monday afternoon, Joe Nye, Distinguished Service Professor of Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy’s School of Government, addressed foreign policy issues in depth during his hour long lecture entitled, “America, Europe, and the Future of Power in the 21st Century.”
Task force recommends GT Savannah cuts
The future of Tech’s Savannah campus will be determined in the coming months as the Institute reviews the mission of its satellite campus in relation...
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...
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.
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...