Students present senior project at Capitol
Four Tech undergraduate students presented the findings of their Biomedical Engineering senior design course to the House Science and Technology Committee at the State Capitol on Wednesday, Feb. 9.
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New research center established
Following in the pattern of increased interdisciplinary research, Tech is launching the Institute for People and Technology (IPaT).
2/11 Campus Crime
Officers were called to Barnes & Noble on Wednesday, Feb. 2 to respond to complaints about two unknown, disorderly black males.
Competition center finished
Tech’s student competition teams located in the Mechanical Engineering Research Building were notified in early Aug. that they would be relocated to a new facility...
HOPE White Paper unveiled during GT Day at the Capitol
On Tuesday, Feb. 1, nearly 50 students from the Institute gathered on the steps of the State Capitol to celebrate the 2011 GT Student Day at the Capitol.
Council Clippings, 2/4
College Republicans The Georgia Tech College Republicans successfully submitted a bill on Tuesday for $1320 to attend the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, DC....
FBI raids on-campus dorm: Freshman student served search warrant
On Jan. 27, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) raided a dorm in Towers Hall to serve a search warrant to a student allegedly involved...
MSFAC approves fee increases for campus services
The Mandatory Student Fee Advisory Committee (MSFAC) unanimously approved $4 fee increases for Health, Transportation and Athletics on Tuesday, Feb. 4. “It is my opinion...
Campus Crime 2/4
Hooked on chronics Three Eighth Street Apartment students were issued code of conduct violations for marijuana possession on the night of Jan. 22. Officers received...
FBI raids student’s dorm
The FBI raided a dorm in Towers Hall to serve a search warrant to a student allegedly involved in Operation Payback.
Legislators begin discussion of HOPE reforms
Legislators and stakeholders will meet at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta to discuss the future of the HOPE scholarship, which has become uncertain in recent years. Program expenditures for HOPE exceeded collected revenue for the first time in over 10 years in FY 2009.
Tech, GE partner for Smart Grid Center
Last week, Governor Nathan Deal announced the creation of The Smart Grid Technology Center of Excellence, a project by GE Energy, a worldwide supplier of...
X-College task force created
During the past year, Tech has worked to develop and initiate plans that follow in the path laid out by the five goals that were...
Campus Crime
Shattered glass An officer was dispatched to the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity house the morning of Jan. 20 in response to a property damage report....
Council Clippings
WREK WREK Radio announced plans to request $97,000 in funding for a new antenna during Tuesday’s SGA meetings. Jonathan Walker, General Manager, and Daniel Smith,...
Admissions applications increase five percent
Tech’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions extended the deadline for Regular Decision applicants a week later to Jan. 21, later than during previous years. Employees at...
Johnston named ARCH Chair
On Jan. 14, Dr. George Barnett Johnston, a member of the ARCH faculty at Tech was appointed as the Chair of the School of Architecture....
$9.5 million HRB renovation completed
Following a year-long renovation process, the Hinman Research Building (HRB) reopened its doors for the first time this semester to faculty and students.