Cold War Kids delivers a night of nostalgia
To celebrate their 20th anniversary, Cold War Kids rocked Buckhead Theatre. Fans flocked to their March 9 show and were greeted by the band’s timeless...
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Indie artist Kid Bloom brings life to Purgatory
A little bit past sundown on Saturday, March 2, the doors of Purgatory at The Masquerade were opened to fans of indie artist Kid Bloom....
A year of female empowerment in the arts
This past year has been one of the most important years in the entertainment industry. Not only has it evoked thought-provoking and jubilant moments for...
Justice Smith and Kobi Libii discuss new film
Hollywood’s latest controversial film comes courtesy of “The American Society of Magical Negroes.” Initially premiering at the Sundance Film Festival and releasing in theaters on...
“Oppenheimer” wins at Oscars
The 96th Academy Awards came to a close Sunday night, drawing its highest ratings in four years — and for good reason. It was an...
Lavender Graduation and intersection on campus
On Mach 26, the LGBTQIA+ Resource Center will hold their annual Lavender Celebration at the Midtown Ballroom. Marking its 11th year occuring at Tech, the...
Lecture addresses intersections of Black hair
Award-winning photographer, writer and speaker St. Clair Detrick-Jules took the stage March 8 to wow the audiences with the vivid retelling of her new book,...
CaribSA brings Caribbean cultures to Institute
Flags of all colors, hot food, games, music, dance, laughter, community and smiles filled the second floor of Exhibition Hall on Sunday, March 2 as...
W@CC hosts hackathon to promote gender diversity
This past Saturday, March 9, the Klaus Advanced Computing atrium was filled with participants for the Women at College of Computing (W@CC) hackathon developing projects...
Club spotlight: Women in Music Technology
Women in Music Technology (WiMT) aims to help students fine-tune their artistic passions with technological innovation through community outreach and campus events. The Technique spoke...
Housing screens “Barbie”, hosts feminist panel
On Thursday, March 7, students and faculty gathered in the Atlantic Theatre of the John Lewis Student Center for an afternoon of celebration and discussion...
The jeans and a going-out top phenomenon
When Kelly and Chloe wore the same Urban Outfitters dress to the eighth grade dance, it was all anyone could talk about. This gossip had...
Creating luck for yourself
Ever since I was little, I have never had trouble finding a four-leaf clover in a patch of grass. Within a few minutes, I could...
An open letter to the next SGA administration
At the Technique, we have a dramatic tradition for a staff member’s last editorial piece before graduation. We call it a “swan song” because it...
Women’s fashion
One of the truths of fashion is that trends are cyclical, to the point that many people joke that you should hold onto your old...
SGA Year in Review
An overview of SGA’s initiatives from 2023-2024 As the elections for the next Student Government Association (SGA) president and executive vice president come to a...
Georgia primaries pose concerns for young voters
Editor’s Note: The election results quoted in this article are accurate up until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 13. The long-awaited Georgia primaries were held...
A recollection of women’s history at the Institute
A timeline paints the walls of a hallway on the first floor of the Smithgall Student Services building, leading up to the Tech Women’s Resource...