Dining Hall may replace Wingnuts
Wingnuts will close its doors what may be the last time this December in order to accommodate Tech’s newest dining hall at the North Avenue...
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The Technique on break until Oct. 16
In order to acommodate for students being off-campus the Oct. 5 and 6, The Technique will not be printed until Oct. 16. Updates will be...
Floods lead to Six Flags Night cancellation
Friday’s Georgia Tech Night at Six Flags has been cancelled due to flood damage caused by this week’s torrential rainfall. According to the , those...
CRC Leadership Challenge Course opens to the public
After over four years of planning and design, Tech has finally instituted the new Leadership Challenge Course (LCC) near the CRC. The LCC has three...
New ticketing continues to frustrate
While the Jackets’ football season got off to a quick start this year with the team capturing two victories in less than a week, students...
Freshman election results announced
Freshman class representative elections concluded Wednesday with four new appointments, including freshman class president. However, a penalty for election code infringement made the difference for...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Sept. 15, 2009. SGA looked at bill fund to personnel for the new...
Students remember 9-11 anniversary
This week Tech students honored the memory of victims and survivors of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. As a part of the Tech 9/11...
Reck club brings back T-Night
On the evening of Sept. 9 a crowd filled Bobby Dodd Stadium for T-Night, an event dedicated to informing the campus community about Tech traditions...
Melkers awarded $1.15 million to study women in science
Associate professor of Public Policy in Ivan Allen College Julia Melkers was awarded over $1.1 million to study women in science by the National Science...
Council Clippings: This week in Student Government
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Sept. 8 , 2009. Collegiate Readership Program The UHR passed a bill granting...
Campus Crime
Selected crime reports from around campus. An officer was dispatched to a shoplifting in progress at the Barnes and Nobles Bookstore in Tech Square on...
Mock dorm fire emphasizes safety
The Environmental Health and Safety Office Fire Safety Office hosted its second annual mock dorm fire safety event on the afternoon of Sept. 9 in...
Lottery program may not sustain HOPE past 2012
Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship program needs some help of its own to continue providing financial assistance to students at Tech and all state universities. The Georgia...
Library fountain faces demolition
The lifting of drought water restrictions has allowed water to freely flow out of the Campanile fountain, but the library fountain will see a different...
Two students arrested in alleged manhole cover theft
Two Tech students were arrested Tuesday night for stealing manhole covers on Merritts Avenue at the Centennial Place Apartments neighborhood of campus. Along with that...
Megamod mass email policy revised by SGA and ODOS
The Student Government Association (SGA) has worked to create a new campus e-mail messaging policy, also known as megamod policy. The policy intends to provide...
SGA Freshman Representative elections begin next Friday
Until 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 4, Tech freshmen will be able to apply for candidacy in the Student Government Association’s (SGA) freshman representatives elections....