DeepSeek rattles U.S. Markets
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek on January 20 launched two large-language models (LLMs): DeepSeek-R1-Zero and DeepSeek-R1-Distill. Almost immediately, the app topped the iTunes download charts, with...
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Women’s Basketball season ends in March
In the milestone 50th anniversary of women’s basketball here at Tech, head coach Nell Fortner’s Jackets finished the season with a first-round exit in the...
Lewis Hamilton dazzles in red with Ferrari
In a move that caught the Formula 1 (F1) world off guard, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has left the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team...
The Jackettes: Women’s Basketball Pioneers
The Georgia Tech Sports Hall of Fame is full of names that have shaped Tech athletics into what they are today. From legendary coaches to...
Federal orders risk Tech’s research funding
Shortly after President Donald Trump’s inauguration in January, he signed a series of executive orders that have disrupted the world of academic research. Orders that...
“O’Dessa” is a fun, cyberpunk rock opera
In a bid to create the next “cult-classic,” Searchlight Pictures offers up “O’Dessa,” a neon cyberpunk rock opera starring Sadie Sink (“Stranger Things”) as O’Dessa,...
Women’s storied history at the Institute
In 1952, the first female undergraduates enrolled at Tech. In the 73 years since, 50,000 women have graduated from the Institute, comprising 25% of alumni....
Cultural organizations unite with a SMILE
Students studying during this busy time of the school year in the CULC on Friday, March 7, may have noticed quite the commotion outside at...
96-year-old professor recounts time at Tech
Sarah “Sally” Evelyn Jackson lives by herself near Stone Mountain, a 30-minute drive from campus, and even though she is 96 years old, she is...
Innovators perform at Guthman Competition
In 1996, Richard Guthman (IE ‘56) created a piano competition to honor his partner Margaret for her musical talent. The competition has evolved since then,...
All hobbies are valuable
Hobbies are not a wasteful or meaningless pastime — they are a reflection of yourself. What you choose to do when you have a rare...
Lessons from Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show
Kendrick Lamar’s Superbowl LIX performance captured politics’ entrenchment in the United States today. He argues that everything is a product of the American game and...
The state of the union: women edition
Today we aim to address the state of the union as we see it, as two women of Tech. While women might have the right...
You should spend more time outside
Fresh air does not feel as free as it used to. Intentionally letting the foreign, yet familiar greenery take over everyday life should not need...
The Price of Being a Woman: Consensus Opinion
Tackling the pink tax on campus Women pay more for everyday essentials — not because the products are better or significantly different, but because they...
Several West Midtown spots close their doors
As 2025 progresses, many Atlantans are saying goodbye to a handful of restaurants in the city’s West Midtown neighborhood. Residents are continuously surprised when confronted...
Trump dubs English as official language
On March 1, President Donald J Trump signed an executive order to make English the official language of the United States. President Trump’s fact sheet...
The Tech Effect: A talk with President Cabrera
From scientific research and academic excellence to college sports and infrastructure, 2024 has been a breakout year for Tech. President Ángel Cabrera, in an interview...