Registration revisited
When tackling registration, students need as much information as possible so they can make intelligent decisions that best suit their personal learning needs. In the...
Consensus Opinion
The Smoking Prohibition
The Board of Regents (BOR) of the University System of Georgia (USG) introduced a proposal to establish a Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus Policy to go...
Renovating Third Floor West
Find out what the Technique staff thinks should be done with Third Floor West in the Library.
Safer students mean a safer campus
The Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) is well known for its strong campus presence, a variety of campus safety initiatives and an open encouragement of...
Getting it to the non-Greeks
Participation in homecoming events can be extended to several non-Greek students.
Dealing with the drop date
Why a later date helps students and professors
The Get Yourself Protected campaign
Find out why Stamps' new sexual health initiatives are good for students and faculty.
Mental health has several factors
How a culture shift and reallocated resources can improve mental health
Connecting students with service
The Westside Communities Alliance (WCA), a communications network that connects volunteers with service projects in Atlanta, shows great promise. Started by two west-side neighborhoods and...
New Access to Ferst Center
The Student Government Association recently passed a bill allocating $30,000 as payment to the Ferst Center for recognized student organizations to use their facilities during...
Peterson’s Institute Address
Last week, Institute President Dr. G.P. “Bud” Peterson made his annual address, highlighting the recent developments at Tech and touching on its future progress. President...
The Complaints about Tech Housing
The confusion and complaints that several students have had regarding the housing assignments for the fall semester motivated several of them to blame the Department...
Potential for Tech Soccer Team
Tech’s campus is home to many successful Division I athletics, but surprisingly, soccer is not among these programs. It could be argued that there isn’t...
New statues installed too hastily
Last month, Arts@Tech introduced the campus to twelve sculptures curated by a Chattanooga-based sculptor. These sculptures are a part of a traveling exhibit that has...
Online CS degree shows promise
Earlier this month, Tech announced a partnership with AT&T and massive online open course (MOOC) powerhouse Udacity to create an online masters in computer science...
The Other Ratio
The student-faculty ratio, on a steady rise since 1996, has far reaching implications on the quality of students’ academic and postgraduate lives. A higher student-faculty...
Greek Week Inspiration
With just a few weeks before the start of finals week, Tech has found itself buzzing with an array of on-campus activities: Greek Week, I <3 GT Week and Sting Break, just to name a few. While all of these events have been occurring simultaneously, only one has been receiving serious attention.
Bureaucratic Breakdown
The Spring’s race for undergraduate Student Body President and Executive Vice President has provided Tech with the opportunity to choose between two differently qualified tickets....