More than a thousand students take back the night
As a part of Women’s Awareness Month (WAM), Tech hosted a candle light vigil for victims and survivors of sexual assault called Take Back the...
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News Briefs The Bunger-Henry building recently experienced a spate of safety incidents that prompted the involvement of Environmental Health and Safety, the Georgia Tech Police...
GTL celebrates 20th anniversary
2010 marks the 20-year anniversary of the Georgia Tech Lorraine (GTL) satellite campus in Metz, France. GTL is Tech’s first international campus. “We will be...
Institute, students respond to budget cuts
On Saturday, Feb. 27, the Institute submitted its proposal to the University System of Georgia (USG) to help close a $385 million budget shortfall for...
UN Information Center director speaks on campus
The Tech chapter of the Roosevelt Institute, a national student-run policy organization, kicked off the first of a planned series of lectures by hosting Will...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from March 2, 2010. SGA considered a bill put forward by a student group...
Breaking the Bubble
A lot of things went on outside the bubble of Tech in the past week. Here are a few important events taking place throughout the...
Campus Crime
On the afternoon of Feb. 22, a water scrubber in the Petit Microelectronics Research Center exploded in a service room. The fire triggered the fire...
CoC dean finalists named, deliver final presentations
The three finalists for the vacant dean of the College of Computing (CoC) position were named and began visiting campus last week to present their...
Campus Crime
On Feb. 17, an officer was flagged down by an individual at North Avenue near the intersection of Northside Drive and informed that there was...
Council Clippings
SGA passed a bill requesting funding by the Club Math organization to host Mathemagician Arthur Benjamin, a professor of mathematics at Harvey Mudd College. The...
Breaking the Bubble
A lot of things went on outside the bubble of Tech in the past week. Here are a few important events taking place throughout the...
SGA election code updated
Following election campaign violations and voting issues in recent freshman Student Government Association elections, the new elections code came to pass in the Undergraduate House...
Task force to edit registration process
The Registrar’s office has teamed up with SGA and academic advisors across campus to form a registration task force in order to discuss potential and...
JFC revises governing policy
The Joint Finance Committee (JFC), the arm of Student Government Association (SGA) in charge of funding-request regulations for chartered student organizations, is proposing to make...
Black Leadership Conference celebrates history, legacy
The African American Student Union (AASU) held their annual Black Leadership Conference (BLC) from Feb. 19 to Feb. 21. The weekend long event started with...
GA legislators in favor of tuition hikes
“We have got to cut approximately another 200 to 300 million dollars out of your budget, please prioritize where those cuts will come, if not...
UHR votes “no” on HB 615
The Undergraduate House of Representatives (UHR) voted on Feb. 23 to pass a resolution opposing current legislation in the Georgia General Assembly to repeal the...