Commencement fair gives a real world look to undergraduate students
For hundreds of fourth, fifth, sixth and even seventh years, Wednesday Feb. 17 marked the beginning of their last days at Tech as undergraduates with...
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Committee accepting provost recommendations
The Provost Advisory Search Committee began actively reviewing candidates for the post earlier this month. The current provost, Dr. Gary Schuster, announced his decision to...
Strategic Planning draft released
Following months of discussions and meetings with students and faculty across campus, Tech’s Strategic Planning Committee publicly released the first draft of the Strategic Planning...
New dining slated for Student Center
The Student Center is getting a makeover with the addition of five new franchise restaurants. An expanded Chick Fil-A, Subway and Taco Bell restaurants will...
Royster named new Ivan Allen College Dean
Jacqueline Jones Royster has been named the new dean of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts following a semester-long search and month-long finalist application...
Auxiliary Services, Waffle House break ground
Representatives from Auxiliary Services and Waffle House held a small ground-breaking ceremony at Tech Square last Friday, Feb. 5. The ceremony will start off a...
Officials release sword attack details
The victim of the aggravated assault incident that occurred on campus Thursday, Feb. 5 is recuperating from his wounds at Grady Memorial Hospital. Kshitij Shrotri,...
Electric outages hit campus
Multiple buildings across campus experienced power outages on Tuesday, Feb. 9. While it is not currently known how many buildings were effected by the outage,...
Campus Crime
Crime reports from around campus. GTPD responded to a complainant who stated that she was in an accident while driving a club car golf cart...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Feb. 9, 2010. The volleyball club requested funding from SGA to renovate the...
Breaking the Bubble
A lot of things went on outside the bubble of Tech in the past week. Here are a few important events taking place throughout the...
Republican governor candidate visits campus
The Georgia Tech College Republicans (GTCR) hosted Secretary of State Karen Handel on campus last Tuesday. Handel came as part of her campaign to gain...
Burge Apartments to be demolished
With the increase in newer student housing, Burge Apartments have had little use over the last few years. As a result, Tech has decided to...
WingNuts to leave location early
WingNuts will close its doors at its North Ave. location on Feb. 28, earlier than the expected relocation date of April 30. The restaurant previously...
Two injured in on-campus sword attack
A post-doctoral fellow was stabbed on Thursday, Feb. 4 at approximately 1:15 PM at the Weber Space Science and Technology building. The victim was taken...
UPDATE: AE PhD charged after two-victim attack
Kshitij Shrotri, a Tech AE PhD, 2008, has been charged with aggravated assault after he allegedly stabbed Samer Tawfik, a post-doctoral fellow on Thursday, Feb....
Health Center reflects, updates H1N1 impact on campus
Since receiving its first shipment of the nationally scarce H1N1 vaccine, the Stamps Health Services Center has inoculated approximately 2,800 students, faculty and health services...
Town hall highlights CULC updates
The Office of Capital Planning and Space Management hosted a town hall event on Jan. 28 in an effort to update the campus community about...