“Devious Licks” TikTok trend
Senior pranks and kids stealing stuff from school is not anything new, but how far is too far? Due to a recent trend on TikTok...
Consensus Opinion
Too soon for music festivals?
COVID-19 adds a new risk to Music Midtown crowds It’s 85 degrees out and you are in the middle of a screaming crowd that smells...
Mixed feelings about the new logo
Goodbye to the old campanile logo that we all know and love and say hello to Tech’s surprising and somewhat controversial new logo. Met with...
Tech has library books?
Upon returning to Tech for the start of the school year, there was something exciting about seeing books covering the shelves of Price Gilbert Library....
The search for a new “normal”: In-person vs. online classes
The start of the new school year has without a doubt been an adjustment for everyone on campus. Whether you’re a first year coming to...
Should Olympians be allowed to protest on the international stage?
During the 1968 Summer Olympics, U.S. sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos bowed their heads on the medal platform as the “The Star-Spangled Banner” played...
Mandating vaccines for the fall
Thoughts on whether Georgia Tech has a responsibility to mandate vaccines for students As the fall semester approaches, schools (with guidance from their state governments...
Changing the fight song lyrics
This semester, the recurring issue of whether or not to make a change to “The Ramblin’ Wreck” fight song has come up again. In February...
Students’ roles working with SGA
The current elected undergraduate Student Government Association (SGA) officials Brielle Lonsberry and Kyle Smith took office during an extremely unprecedented time last spring and despite...
What will the fall semester look like?
It is no secret that these past two semesters have turned every student’s life upside down, but now that we have a vaccination plan underway...
NOVID Brings New Meaning to Contact Tracing
In an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 across campus, the Tech administration and SGA have partnered with contact tracing app NOVID. The app...
Career fair is not for everyone
Students would like to see more majors represented It is that time a year again when students break out their best suit jackets, slick resume...
Are Jackects really protecting Jackets?
Since rolling out the Jackets Protect Jackets program this past week, the administration has taken decent strides towards making campus a safer place for all...
A Safe Transition into Fall Semester
Over four months ago, students across the country had their lives upended when they were abruptly sent home due to COVID-19 concerns. This pandemic has...
In support of the Black Lives Matter movement
The Technique Editorial Board would first like to start off by saying that Black lives matter and will always matter. Our organization shares in the...
Our Undergraduate SGA presidential endorsement: Brielle & Kyle
After a year of unprecedented changes at Tech, one more change is set to be finalized April 3, 2020 — barring a runoff, of course....
Correcting the freshmen orientation
Shifting the focus to campus life outside of studies Now that FASET in its current form is changing, it gives the perfect opportunity for us...
Consensus: In response to “Mayor Bottoms, tear down this statue!”
The Technique Editorial Board stands with GSU’s The Signal in calling for the relocation of the new Henry Grady monument. Figures like Grady with white...