“Smile 2” is a crowd-pleasing horror movie
“Smile 2” starts six days after the ending of “Smile,” opening on a character from the first film, Joel, who now has the curse. The...
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“We Live in Time” begins rom-com autumn
From the indie powerhouse production company A24, “We Live in Time” is a heartfelt story of love, loss and living. Directed by John Crowley, the...
Buckhead Theatre welcomes Dylan Gossett
For two consecutive nights at Buckhead Theatre, Atlanta’s country music fans embraced their inner cowboy to show out for their favorite Texas-native, Dylan Gossett. The...
ONE Music Fest boldly returns
On Oct. 26 and 27, ONE Music Fest (OMF) celebrated 15 years of being one of the southeastern region’s largest two-day urban progressive music festivals....
Transit on the ballot: comparing the candidates
For the past few months, campaigns have bombarded voters with ads talking about everything from taxes to food costs to border security. But one thing...
Order in the court? America’s judicial system woes
For the past two centuries, the American judicial system has weighed in during our nation’s most pivotal moments, inflection points that have steered and shaped...
Senator JD Vance contrives a hero’s journey
JD Vance may be conniving and off-putting, but his most lethal tools in this election are the narratives he spins to promote an alarming political...
Apathetic and single issue voters harm electorate
Single-issue voters and those who are politically apathetic have one thing in common: they are both harmful to the country by discouraging political discussions representative...
Five reasons Tech students should vote for Harris
This election is on a razor’s edge, and voters across the country will make a decision between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald...
Resource center supports LGBTQ community
Music blared from Georgia State University’s (GSU) Student Center Ballroom on Oct. 17 for Pride Prom, where many queer and trans people gathered to celebrate...
Adaptive Tech showcases accessible gaming
Last Wednesday, Oct. 23, Tools for Life hosted an adaptive gaming event, inviting friends, family, and Georgia Tech students to join them in exploring inclusive...
Students share their voice at on-campus voting
Tech community members had the opportunity to vote in person for the upcoming presidential election at the John Lewis Student Center last week. Early voting...
Families reunite on two separate weekends
Under a clear sky, the streets between Tech Square and Hyundai Field at Bobby Dodd were packed full of students and their families on Oct....
SCPC hosts haunted maze for Halloween
On a perfect October night, the crunching of leaves could be heard with a combination of spooky music as students of the Institute gathered to...
Georgia Tech’s Political Organizations Mobilize Ahead of Election Day
As Election Day approaches, Tech’s politically active student organizations are ramping up their efforts to engage the campus community in political dialogue and activism. Four...
Moonfest celebrates Asian culture at Tech
This past Wednesday, Oct. 23, the Tech community gathered around Tech Green to celebrate a belated Moon Festival, which took place this year in mid-September....
Georgia election laws deemed unconstitutional
A day after early voting commenced in Georgia, a significant lawsuit filed by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Democratic Party of Georgia against...
Youth political organizations rally for election
In the months leading up to Election Day, Georgia youth political organizations on both sides of the aisle have been working to engage with the...