Storm damages powerlines, buildings
At around 6 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 27, a 250 year old oak tree, affectionately known as “Shady” by members of Christian Campus Fellowship (CCF),...
News
DoPP information release frustrates students
A weekly “Internship Newsflash” newsletter sent out by the Department of Professional Practice (DoPP) to students on Sept. 10 contained a link to an Excel...
Surge in on-campus bike theft
After a recent uptick in campus bicycle theft, the Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) is encouraging students to reevaluate their bicycle safety on and off...
09/23/10: Council Clippings
SGA camera The Undergraduate House voted to purchase a new DSLR camera for SGA’s use during its meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 21. Although the bill...
09/23/10: Campus Crime
Forgotten assault On the afternoon of Sept. 18, GTPD received a call about a West Georgia University student who was beaten and thrown out of...
Students win GE Smart Grid challenge
An award ceremony was held this Sept. 16 for 12 Tech students involved in GE Energy Service’s Smart Grid Challenge Program. A yearlong endeavor, it...
Tech boasts diversity symposium
On Friday, Sept. 17, students and faculty attended the second annual Diversity Symposium, where they were given the opportunity to analyze and discuss pressing diversity...
North Ave suspect caught
In the early morning hours of Saturday, Sept. 4, Tech students received a Clery Act safety alert email from the Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD),...
Students flock to annual career fair
Tech’s annual career fair was held on Sept. 13 and 14 this year at the Campus Recreation Center (CRC). The fair hosted 362 companies, with...
Freshmen representatives election results announced
Freshman election results for 2010-2011 Student Government Association (SGA) were announced on Wednesday, Sept. 15. Seventeen freshmen ran for four spots in an election where...
09/17/10: Campus Crime
From the files of the GTPD Squatter blotter A police officer observed a character dressed in dark clothing peering into vehicles on McMillan St. behind...
09/17/10: Council Clippings
Each week, this section includes coverage of different aspects of Student Government, including the Undergraduate House of Representatives, Graduate Student Senate and the Executive Branch...
Bras discusses new initiatives
Dr. Rafael Bras officially began his tenure as Tech’s Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs on Sept. 1. His arrival at Tech occurs...
Student Center hosts Georgia Tech Night at Six Flags
On Friday, Sept. 10 students attended the seventh annual Georgia Tech night at Six Flags, hosted by the Student Center Programs Council’s (SCPC) Atlanta Life...
Institute to offer new dual degree program
In collaboration with the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Tech’s ECE department has created a unique program for students at both the...
Congestion, delays at football game
Tech’s 2010 football season kicked-off at precisely 1:07 p.m. on Saturday, Sep. 4th. A number of fans missed the start, when newly enforced entry policies...
WAC initiative provides cheap tickets
In partnership with the Office of the President, the Office of Student Affairs and SGA, the Woodruff Arts Center will begin to offer season passes...
09/10/10: Council Clippings
Reading Program Considered Members of the UHR began their consideration of a bill that would renew the USA Today Collegiate Readership Program at half the...