New joint BS/MAT launched with GSU
The Board of Regents approved a new BS/MAT (Master of Art in Teaching) joint degree program between Tech and Georgia State University on Aug. 11....
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Summer News Recap
Waffle House opens its doors in Tech Square Waffle House opened its doors to the campus community on June 9, following a year-long construction and...
08/20/10: News Briefs
Senate Report details wasteful spending Sen. McCain (R-AZ) and Sen. Colburn (R-OK) released a report called “Summertime Blues” detailing 100 projects funded with stimulus money...
Freshman class most diverse ever
Tech’s incoming class of freshman is one of the most diverse and also contains the most number of students in the Tech Promise program. Applications...
Tech awarded $20 million for new research center
The department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Tech recently received funding to study the formation of complex molecules such as RNA and DNA. The National...
Bras named new Provost
On Wednesday, July 7, the Institute announced Rafael L. Bras as the new Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs. He will begin his...
In Memoriam: Former Tech President Hansen dies
Arthur G. Hansen, Tech’s seventh President, died on Monday, July 5 due to complications from surgery at the age of 85. He served as President...
MSE, PTFE combine into one school
On Thursday, July 1, the schools of Polymer, Textile, and Fiber Engineering (PTFE) and Materials Science Engineering (MSE) merged to create the largest program in...
Breaking the Bubble
On July 13, Yankees owner George Steinbrenner died of a heart attack. He was 80 years old. He died on the same day as the...
Campus Crime
A victim called GTPD to report a suspicious email. The email stated that the sender was in a “dire situation” and needed some money to...
Campus Crime
Bad boys, watcha gonna do
Breaking the Bubble
Kagan meets the Judiciary Committee
Burglaries weigh on Tech during summer semester
A string of burglaries has struck campus this summer, including two at Greek houses. Several of the incidents with items being stolen from residences have shown no forced entry.
Center of campus construction continues
Skiles walkway will be closed on Dec. 20 to allow construction crews to take over the area to reconfigure the path with the new Clough...
Center of campus construction continues
Skiles walkway will be closed on Dec. 20 to allow construction crews to take over the area to reconfigure the path with the new Clough...
Burglaries weigh on Tech during summer semester
A string of burglaries has struck campus this summer, including two at Greek houses. Several of the incidents with items being stolen from residences have...
Construction persists at NAA
Work along North Ave. pushes forward through the summer, as the new North Ave. Apartments (NAA) Dining Hall begins to take shape. The work began...
Breaking the Bubble
Confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan began this week in front of the Senate Judiciary committee. The former Dean of Harvard Law School...