Gains and shame
No matter who you are or how well you’re doing in life, there will always be something you can improve on: eating more whole foods,...
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Tech must unite against gun violence
Supporting friends, families and peers The horrifyingly evil shooting that took the lives of Mason Schermerhorn, Christian Angulo, Richard Aspinwall, and Christina Irimie is...
Debt forgiveness faces legal challenges
On Sept. 3, seven Republican states, including Georgia, preemptively filed a suit against the third student loan relief proposal by the Biden-Harris government. The previous...
Dickens announces $60 million for housing
A substantial effort to tackle homelessness is taking shape, driven by a $60 million investment from mayor Andre Dickens. The mayor also hopes to raise...
Alpha Delta Chi house sales to fund scholarship
After nearly two decades as a home to generations of sisters, Alpha Delta Chi’s chapter house has closed its doors on Tech’s campus. The proceeds...
President Cabrera delivers Institute Address
Tech president Angel Cabrera delivered his sixth annual Institute Address on Thursday, Sept. 5. Students, faculty and staff filled the Atlantic Theater in the John...
Premier League kicks off with some new faces
The Premier League is back and fans are buzzing with excitement as this season promises to be one of the most thrilling yet. Stars like...
Jortberg passes competition on and off track
Fifth-year runner Kate Jortberg has continued on an upward trajectory throughout her time as a Jacket. Her improvement culminated in an exceptional performance at the...
Jackets Rally to Finish 2-1 at Tech Invitational
The GT Invitational marks the beginning of an exciting season for the Tech volleyball team, fresh off a Sweet 16 appearance and marking their fifth-straight...
Jackets pulverize Panthers, defeat GSU 35-12
The last time the Jackets were ranked, “Uptown Funk” by Bruno Mars was the number one song on the Hot 100. It’s rather fitting that...
“Blink Twice” tackles topical themes of abuse
When the initially slow and depressing summer movie season was saved by “Inside Out 2” and “Deadpool and Wolverine,” people had mixed reactions. On the...
Green Day show is the “Time of Your Life”
On Wednesday, Aug. 28, the sounds of grungy guitars and thousands of voices echoed from Truist Park. By 8 p.m., the field and bleachers that...
“The Umbrella Academy” misses the mark
“The Umbrella Academy” returns for its final season with the characters losing their powers and beginning normal lives. Fans were excited to see how the...
Crumb brings relaxed vibes to Buckhead
Alternative indie band Crumb recently kicked off their US and Canada tour for their third studio album “AMAMA.” On Aug. 25, they made their way...
Campus Construction
At every turn on campus, you can hear the clatter of construction. Blocked sidewalks, traffic cones and the noxious smell of asphalt assail your daily...
Stingers lack status updates
I hopped off the bus into the humid evening air and walked towards my dorm. After a couple of minutes sitting at the North Avenue...
No taxes for teens
Our nation was founded in response to the tyrannical ways that Great Britain treated Colonial Americans, including the grievance of unjust taxation without the right...
It is time for Congress to regulate NIL
In the ever-evolving landscape of college athletics, Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals have sparked a seismic shift. While NIL has opened up new opportunities...