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Tech campus closed on Wed. due to snow

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Tech’s campus will be closed for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, Jan. 12, following several inches of snow fall on Sunday night. The decision was made following a recommendation by Tech’s emergency preparedness professionals to campus leadership.

DegreeWorks tool launches

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Tech is making an effort to simplify students’ registration efforts with a new online program, DegreeWorks. The Registrar’s office has recently decided to upgrade to...

Bonjour France-Atlanta

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From Nov. 29 through Dec. 12, the Institute is co-sponsoring “France-Atlanta 2010: Together Toward Innovation” in partnership with the Consulate General of France in Atlanta.

12/3/10: Campus Crime

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Cold Streak At 6:00 a.m. on Nov. 20, a pack of naked males was spotted running near the Fourth Street sidewalk. The pack quickly fled...

12/3/10: Council Clippings

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Hospital Connection UHR and GSS failed to pass a bill funding Georgia Tech Student Hospital Connections during their Nov. 23 meetings. UHR passed the bill...

Students robbed at gunpoint

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While on-campus crime has decreased this year in most areas, a spate of incidents occurred last week that have raised concern about the safety of members of the campus community.

Management MBA rankings improve

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The College of Management (CoM) was recognized by Bloomberg’s BusinessWeek for its full–time MBA programs. Tech was ranked 23rd, a jump from its previous ranking...

11/19/2010: News Briefs

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Tech awarded grant for microneedle patch The Institute, along with Emory University and PATH, a nonprofit organization, received a $10 million grant to develop a...

11/19/2010: Council Clippings

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Bylaws amendment Representatives defeated a bill with a vote of 18-22-6 to bar members of the Undergraduate Executive Branch from serving in the Undergraduate House...

11/19/2010: Campus Crime

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Spit-take An intoxicated student was transported from the North Ave. Apartments to Grady Hospital around 1:00 a.m. on Nov. 14. The responding officer made contact...

BOR approves engineering proposals

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The University of Georgia (UGA) narrowly recieved approval to expand its engineering programs from the Board of Regents (BOR) on Tuesday, Nov. 9 with a vote of 9-8.
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