Transforming ‘The Color Purple’ for a new generation
In a roundtable interview with the cast of “The Color Purple,” Phylicia Pearl Mpasi, who plays Young Celie, was asked what influenced her performance most....
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Men’s and women’s basketball triumph in debuts
If the 2023-24 season could be condensed into a single theme for both men’s and women’s basketball, it would be rebounding. The men’s team conceded...
United survives, wins 4-2 to force a pivotal game 3
After a disappointing performance in Columbus, Atlanta United was looking to bounce back in Mercedes-Benz Stadium to even the series against the Columbus Crew at...
Tech closer to bowl berth, dismantles UVA 45-17
Tech football garnered national attention after their massive upset of then 17th-ranked North Carolina on Oct. 28; however, heading into their Nov. 4 matchup against...
Formula One racing into Las Vegas, Nevada soon
It’s fast, it’s furious and it’s not NASCAR. Formula 1, F1, racing is climbing to new motorsport popularity globally and, more recently, in the United...
Volleyball beats no.3 Louisville
After a pair of ACC road wins against unranked opponents, the Jackets hopped into the top 10 of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) rankings....
Bill Burr overcomes his anxity through comedy
Last week, the Technique had the opportunity to interview Bill Burr ahead of his show at State Farm Arena on Nov. 8. Burr can be...
Slow Pulp delivers in Hell at the Masquerade
On Oct. 28, 2023, Madison-turned-Chicago-based band Slow Pulp played a show at the Masquerade in “Hell,” the smallest of its three venues. They are currently...
‘FNAF’ pulls you into Mike Schmidt’s mind
From being a popular indie game to becoming a newly adapted movie, “Five Nights at Freddy’s” (FNAF) lives as a masterful story from the mind...
1989 (Taylor’s Version) stuns fans worldwide
On Oct. 27, 2023, pop icon Taylor Swift released her re-recorded album, “1989 (Taylor’s Version).” This new album earned 176 million streams on release day,...
Fairy tale fades away in ‘Priscilla’
“Priscilla” begins like any other fairy tale. “You like Elvis Presley?” a young soldier asks 14-year-old Priscilla Beaulieu in a diner. Her sheepish smile betrays...
2023–2024 Ramblin Royalty honored at Homecoming
This year’s Ramblin’ Royalty were honored with the award at the Tech Homecoming football game on Oct. 28. The Technique was given an opportunity to...
SCPC presents: PowerPoint night at the Institute
On the evening of Thursday, Nov. 2, students convened in the Student Center’s Atlantic Theater for the first ever Student Center Programs Council (SCPC) PowerPoint...
The Trailblazers unite against invasive English ivy
Amidst the hustle and bustle of Tech Beautification Day, one could witness a group of students working together to enhance the natural beauty of campus....
Tour of Asia wows crowd of over 1,000 attendees
Tour of Asia is the biggest annual event hosted by the Asian American Student Organization (AASA), celebrating the foods, fashion and other cultural activities of...
GTIA Night Market promotos cross-cultural unity
Traditional dances, vibrant displays and loud music from around the world transformed Tech Green into a hub of cultural activity. On Thursday, Nov. 2, the...
Revisiting “Coraline”: Duality in stories for kids
No, it’s not a Tim Burton movie. “Coraline” is a 2009 stop-motion film directed by Henry Selick, based on Neil Gaiman’s novella of the same...
With eons of creation and generations of stories
The mute swan silently meanders through pond water, occasionally trumpeting or hissing only in anger. However, ancient legend says the swan is given the gift...