Students help with Tech Beautification Day
On Saturday, April 1, members of the Tech community gathered to celebrate and participate in a campus-wide beautification and enhancement day. The event was organized...
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Stamps Scholars hold national convention
From March 31 to April 2, Tech’s Stamps President’s Scholars Program (SPSP) hosted the Stamps Scholars National Convention 2023 (SSNC23), inviting participants from similar programs...
Trump charged with 34 counts of felonies
In 2018, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) broke a novel headline that would follow former President Donald Trump for the next five years. WSJ reported...
AJC appoints its first Black editor-in-chief
After 155 years, the Atlanta Journal Constitution (AJC) welcomed Leroy Chapman Jr. as its first Black editor-in-chief. Chapman will be replacing the publication’s longest serving...
CS students win the annual InVenture Prize
Second-year CS students Jeff Mao and Tyler Ma placed first in this year’s InVenture Prize Competition for their innovative e-commerce platform called SellRaze. As a...
Nova Ahmed’s new app combats sexual misconduct
In the wake of the #MeToo movement that started in 2006 and gained traction around 2017, sexual misconduct has become an increasingly important topic worldwide....
SGA Election results set for the new academic year
A fresh group of leaders are preparing to serve the student body following the conclusion of the Student Government Association (SGA) elections on March 17,...
Technique hosts annual SGA ticket debate
On Tuesday, March 14, the Technique hosted and moderated the annual Student Government Association (SGA) executive ticket debate. Due to the nature of the single-ticket...
Female matriculation rates at the Institute
Since its establishment in October 1885, the Institute has asserted itself as one of the nation’s front-running engineering and technological universities. However, despite Tech’s promising...
The Ukraine war: a year in review for civilians
Missiles struck both East and West Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a “special military operation” that morning, and Russian troops began invading the Ukrainian...
Teresa White sits down with Dean Alavi
On Wednesday, March 8, Teresa White, President Emeritus of Aflac U.S., joined Dean Maryam Alavi of the Scheller College of Business for a virtual conversation...
The precarious nature of a career in journalism
The reality for the field of journalism is that, oftentimes, reporters put their livelihood in the hands of communities every time they pick up their...
The Institute plans for a brand-new housing facility
As of the last few years, the Tech community has grown exponentially. In tandem with the Institute’s blossoming global reputation, there has been a dramatic...
Tech’s upcoming SGA elections open next week
The campaigning portion of next term’s Student Government Association (SGA) elections has commenced, and ballots will open for the student body at 12 a.m. on...
Ohio train derailment
With some considering the derailment in East Palestine, Ohio the worst environmental disaster in recent years, efforts are still being made to clean the environment...
Supporting diversity in computing at the Institute
Diversity in STEM spheres, specifically that of computer science is one that has been a primary discussion point at the Institute when it comes to...
Highlighting Tech diversity programs
As an institution with a student body and staff hailing from a vast array of backgrounds, Tech is intentional with its aims to sustain a...
Tech MSA holds event on Palestinian awareness
The Israel-Palestine conflict can be dated back to 1947, with the formal establishment of the State of Israel through the adoption of the Partition Plan...