Softball takes down Troy, tussles with Tigers
After suffering two losses to close out their conference series against the Syracuse Orange, the Jackets needed a bounce-back performance. They began their week in...
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Jackets pounce on Panthers in pivotal ACC series
Coming off a loss against the Boston College Eagles and an action-packed win over the Presbyterian Blue Hose in 10 innings, Tech headed up north...
Tech takes down three, clean sweep on weekend
In a busy weekend for Jackets’ tennis, the men’s team took on the Louisville Cardinals and Notre Dame Fighting Irish while the women’s team faced...
Golf struggles at Linger Longer Invitational
In mid-March, Tech traveled to their closest tournament of the semester, the Linger Longer Invitational, to compete on the Great Waters course at Reynolds. The...
Lacrosse bodies Bulldogs in win
On a sun-drenched afternoon at Roe Stamps Field, the Jackets men’s lacrosse team ended their regular season on a triumphant note, securing a hard-fought 13-11...
The Brazen Youth deliver passion at Purgatory
Indie folk rock band The Brazen Youth makes music for existential crises, quiet autumn days and those who fear change. The band brought their soulful...
WREKtacular was a fun celebration of music
On April 5, Tech’s very own WREK radio hosted their annual music festival, WREKtacular at the Underground Atlanta. WREKtacular has been an annual tradition for...
‘3 Body Problem’ is fascinating but jumbled
A striking way to start a futuristic science fiction series is to begin in the past. “3 Body Problem” does just that, opening with a...
‘Love Lies Bleeding’ nearly sticks the landing
In less than two hours, “Love Lies Bleeding” manages to tell a love story, a family drama and a crime thriller, while also losing the...
‘X-Men ‘97’ revitalizes the series
The X-Men are back in Disney+’s animated series “X-Men ‘97.” Following the mutant team’s journey fighting threats against humanity, this series is a continuation of...
Poetry@Tech observes National Poetry Month
April marks the celebration of National Poetry Month, a time when poets enthusiasts come together to honor the impact of poetry on their lives. At...
When the Whistle Blows honors campus loss
On the evening of April 4, the whistle broke the silence of its regular schedule with 18 sequential blows, representing the 18 individuals of Tech’s...
1,000 Couches brings Atlanta to Tech’s campus
The third annual 1,000 Couches Music Festival, hosted by the Musician’s Network at Tech took place Friday, April 7 on Tech Green. The line up...
The power of a paper and my place within it
My paternal grandfather’s forefathers came from Amritsar. His law degree from Lincoln’s Inn in England hangs in my father’s office in Sandy Springs and mentions...
Replacing apathy with joy
I was an unknowledgeable and unimpassioned person when I entered college. I was not particularly excited — though that argument could have likely been made...
Perceiving masculinity in Generation-Z athletes
The consensus first overall choice in the National Football League (NFL) draft this year is Heisman-winning quarterback Caleb Williams. The 22-year-old is hailed as one...
How e-scooters are a plague on Tech’s campus
A few weeks ago, walking on Ferst Drive, an e-scooter flew by me. Having just gotten off crutches, I’m not the most sure-footed walker, so...
Beginning of end
I’ve thought about how to start my swan song more times than I can count. When I was a freshman first introduced to the concept...