Jackets drop close games against their ACC foes
After a nail-biting win over Wake Forest, the Jackets’ women basketball team headed to Syracuse, NY, hoping to secure an upset over No. 19 Syracuse. ...
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Jackets take early lead, but fall late against Bulldogs
A historic rivalry added a new chapter when the 7-1 Jackets’ men’s tennis team headed to Athens to take on the No. 20 ranked Georgia...
Tech finishes sixth in birdie-fest on Big Island
To kick off the spring season, Tech teed off at the Amer Ali Intercollegiate in one of the only places warm enough to play golf...
Men’s basketball slumps, losing streak continues
Since their big win against the No. 7 UNC Tar Heels, the Jackets have not looked anywhere close to the same team. They followed the...
Mahomes magic extends Chiefs dynasty in style
The 58th Super Bowl saw the National Football Conference’s (NFC) first-seeded San Francisco 49ers face the American Football Conference’s (AFC) third-seeded Kansas City Chiefs. The...
Tech softball splits opening weekend series
The Jackets kicked off the softball season with two games against Alabama, Villanova and Longwood. Tech took the first game with a nail-biting 3-2 victory...
Usher steals the show at Super Bowl LVIII
Going into halftime with only one touchdown in the whole first half, the Super Bowl had been void of much excitement. Fortunately, the big event...
“House of Flame and Shadow” a bestseller
Sarah J. Maas began publishing #1 New York Times Bestselling novels in 2012 and has continuously dominated the high fantasy genre ever since. On Jan....
Suicide Squad game makes anti-heroes boring
Adaptations always run the risk of ruining a franchise. By introducing poorly executed storylines and half-baked worldbuilding, many fan-favorite properties can turn into franchise burdens....
“Lisa Frankenstein” reanimates a morbid classic
People have seen plenty of classic literature film adaptations. Books that many read for the first time in a high school English class, from “Pride...
“Stick Season” gets even better
On Feb. 9, Noah Kahan released the album “Stick Season (Forever),” the final piece of his “Stick Season” saga. “Stick Season” has propelled Kahan to...
Paper: hidden art medium at your own fingertips
Paper is everywhere. It is used daily for books, notes and receipts. People write on paper, crumble it up and discard it. Few stop to...
Students compete to perform with GTSO
On Sunday, Feb. 11, student pianists and violinists competed in the 2024 Tech Symphony Orchestra (GTSO) Concerto Competition. Competitors played a concert with a piano...
Engineering and sustainability efforts at Tech
While engineering is at the forefront of many new revolutionary technologies, many question what role sustainability will play amidst such rapid development.Engineers for a Sustainable...
SCPC showers campus with flowers and arts
On Monday, Feb. 12, the John Lewis Student Center’s Cypress Theater welcomed students to the Student Center Programs Council’s (SCPC) “Flower Festival.” The new event,...
Jackets visit Georgia Aquarium with SCPC
The Student Center Programs Council’s (SCPC) Night at the Aquarium took place this year on the evening of Feb. 9. Similar to previous years, tickets...
Why solar energy cannot replace fossil fuels just yet
As modern institutions begin to address the climate crisis, ominous undertones about climate change seem to be ubiquitous on all levels of our education system,...
How sports fans fuel their love
Sports carry a special magic about them. They allow for the best of friends to become enemies for a short period and vice versa. No...