H1N1 vaccines shortage still persists
While Tech students wait for news regarding the arrival of the H1N1 flu vaccine, those in charge of bringing the vaccine to campus are doing...
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Gameday logistics pilot released
The Athletic Association (AA), in conjunction with SGA, will begin to implement a new set of game day rules and procedures starting this weekend at...
Campus Crime
White trash bag At approximately noon on Oct. 28, officers responded to a call about a suspicious male in the Barnes and Noble Bookstore. The...
Council Clippings: This week in Student Government
Archery Club The Archery Club submitted a bill requesting funding for additional competitions. The bill was submitted in a similar fashion to other student organizations,...
Wingnuts to remain on campus until next May
Auxiliary Services is now attempting a compromise for the relocation of Wingnuts and the East Side Market due to the now-definite construction of a new...
Nobel laureate Sir Larry Kroto speaks at the Ferst Center
Nobel Laureate Sir Harry Kroto was the feature speaker at the Ferst Center on Nov. 4. The event was the latest stop on Sir Kroto’s...
Atlanta Mayor Elections
The City of Atlanta will hold municipal elections on Tuesday, Nov. 3 in an effort to fill the offices for Mayor, multiple City Council seats...
Library to be closed Saturday for repairs
The library, both the Price Gilbert and the Crosland tower, will be closed all day on Saturday, Oct. 31. The library will be undergoing electrical...
Chemical reaction sends three students to hospital
Three students were hospitalized Thursday evening after an unintended chemical reaction took place at the College of Computing at 801 Ferst Drive. The unplanned reaction...
Dead Week policy to be reviewed
Following years of undergraduate student complaints about the “Week Preceding Final Examinations” (WPFE), more commonly known as “Dead Week,” SGA is now making a move...
Tech Trolley expands to Publix stop
Parking and Transportation (P&T) has announced that it will launch a new pilot program for the Tech Trolley. The program, which started Monday, Oct. 19,...
CULC construction plans, designs revealed
Construction on the Clough Undergraduate Learning Center (CULC) has begun in earnest. The design process has been ongoing for years, and finishing touches will continue...
Schuster steps down as the provost
Tech campus was informed on Wednesday morning via email from Institute President G. P. “Bud” Peterson that Gary Schuster, provost and executive vice president for...
T-Square experiences server failures
T-Square has returned back online following recurrent server failures occurring earlier this week. The website returned back online late Wednesday night. “We’re getting at a...
AA to review football game safety
Tech administration and Athletic Association (AA) will be undergoing a safety review following the Yellow Jackets’ win against the Virginia Tech Hokies last Saturday. The...
School of Biology announces new certificate program
Tech’s School of Biology and Biology Student Advisory Board has announced the enactment of six new certificate programs, open to all non-biology majors. Although Tech...
Ellis, Frazier named Mr. and Ms. GT
During half-time of the annual homecoming game last weekend, Robert Ellis, a fifth-year CEE and Kaitlyn Frazier, a fourth-year BMED were named Mr. and Ms....
Three hospitalized in CoC chemical spill
Three students were hospitalized Thursday evening after a chemical spill at the College of Computing at 801 Ferst Drive. The spill was in the basement...