Your clothes are meant to fit you, not the other way around
Having a fashionable body type has always been a requirement to be a conventionally attractive and stylish woman, to the point that women must constantly...
Opinions
Consensus: Federal Probe in Student Publications
In late April, the Justice Department (DOJ) initiated an investigation into claims of discrimination against white men at the student-run law journal, the Harvard Law...
Gaming companies harm consumers and gaming community
Video game modding (short for modifying) has been a huge part of the gaming community for nearly as long as the medium itself has existed,...
The Institute’s future: Not just an engineering school
The Institute’s ranking in engineering is undisputed; its #4 position in U.S. News & World Report shows that. We stand among other academic giants such...
Stop Signs Are Pointless
I’ve got a gripe with stop signs: they are everywhere, but they aren’t always necessary. At the vast majority of intersections in America without a...
In Defense of PBS
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, from the United States where firearms are the leading cause of death among children and teens, bravely organized a hearing in...
Introducing the Technique’s first-ever Business Editor
As the South’s liveliest college newspaper, the Technique is always looking for better ways to disseminate information to Tech students and beyond. With over 100...
RIP Joann Fabrics (Eulogy from a crafter)
Joann closed her doors on May 31, after 82 years, the crafting community lost the final store chain that catered to fiber arts. Sewers, knitters...
Recession-core: the microtrend to end microtrends
From Alix Earle to Kombucha Girl, influencers suggest that their enviable lives are achievable through the perfect pair of gold hoops, an iron clad VPN...
Fetii
They came on slowly and then all at once. There were signs alluding to their oncoming invasion. They popped up at the school in Athens...
The face behind the design
With my time at The Technique coming to an end, it’s hard to believe that it’s actually over. Three years ago, when I came in...
Reflections from the outgoing editor-in-chief
The Technique has a tradition of its graduating staff penning a “swan song” piece looking back at their time at the Institute. But, since even...
The conflict of paywalling journalism
It is election season (or any regular day, really), and you get tired of all the articles that fade out to white and read: “Subscribe...
I’m a helluva non-engineer
“Swan Songs,” a tradition at the Technique where senior staff members get to write something of a “farewell piece” before their graduation. Even after I...
The untold value of sports
Throughout my time as a student journalist at the Technique, some people have asked me why I chose to write about sports. My first answer...
How I figured out my own desire path
A desire path is an urban planner’s worst nightmare, a gardener’s recurring inconvenience and an unpunctual Tech student’s dream — a somewhat eroded shortcut due...
Why I am moving back to India post graduation
I still remember the night I got my Georgia Tech acceptance email in 2020. I had just finished high school and was back home. It...
Lessons from the 2024-25 year: consensus opinion
Reflecting on Tech They say that all good things must come to an end, but maybe they don’t have to. Even after finals come and...