“Dataverse” opens at High
Renowned Japanese digital media artist Ryoji Ikeda’s first United States exhibition “data-verse,” is currently on display at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art. First commissioned in...
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Fierce competition at ME2110 contest
A new batch of mechanical engineering students officially completed their semester-long ME 2110 journey with the final robotics event on April 11. This infamous competition...
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...
News Briefs: April 2025
Inventure Prize Convexity Electronics clinch the first spot at the 2025 edition of the Inventure Prize, a $20,000 grand prize and a spot in the...
Tech’s Class of 2029 Finalized
Tech released their final round of decisions to complete the 2025 admissions cycle and cement the next generation of Jackets for the Summer and Fall...
Tech mandates in-person work for ’25-26 year
The Institute has announced that all staff will work in-person starting the 2025–2026 academic year with few exceptions. In an email sent March 31 to...
GA legislative session recap
After a tumultuous four months, Georgia’s 2025 legislative session concluded on Friday, April 4. The 40th legislative day, known as Sine Die, marked the final...
Poetry Open Mic Night highlights student creativity
Coinciding with National Poetry Month, Poetry@Tech hosted an Open Mic Night as part of a series of events for the 2025 TechArts Festival. Poetry@Tech invited...
The Sterile City: Designed for Use, Not for us
Cruise down a city street today, and it hits you — a strange emptiness, like the soul of a place has vanished. Block after block...
Nihilism deprives people of joy
Blame it on the ‘08 Recession, climate change or Tumblr’s own Matty Healy, buta nihilism somehow became cool. There is a lot of social clout...
Cool Kids Don’t Use AI Instead of Google
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is as inescapable as the Atlanta pollen, but users are glossing over the extreme environmental and ethical issues as companies replace jobs...
Highlights from Atlanta’s annual DocuFest
In the intimacy of the Blackbox, a small crowd gathered under the shadows of Limelight Theater for Atlanta’s annual DocuFest, which has a long history...
A Cappella with Infinite Harmony
Infinite Harmony is Tech’s mixed a cappella group, whose members arrange their own music and perform at events throughout campus. They held their annual spring...