Gov. candidate Oxendine visits campus
John Oxendine, the current Georgia Insurance Commissioner and one of the seven candidates vying for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, visited Tech on Tuesday, Jan. 26th....
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Days of Engagement, town hall continue strategic planning
Institute President G.P. “Bud” Peterson and the Strategic Planning Committee continued their initiative to chart the course of Tech’s growth over the next 25 years...
General David Petraeus updates on war, Middle East
As part of the Colonel Leslie Callahan Memorial Endowment, Tech’s Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts (IAC) and Center of International Strategy, Technology and Policy...
Students host vigil for Haiti
On Thursday, Jan. 14 the Caribbean Student Association (CaribSA) held a candlelit vigil at the Campanile to show support for victims of the earthquake that...
Legislative priorities announced
On Jan. 15 Governor Sonny Perdue released his Amended Fiscal Year 2010 budget. Eight days earlier, on Jan. 7, Tech released its 2010 state legislative...
Campus Crime
Crime reports from around campus On Jan. 7, GTPD received a report of a theft of property at the A. French Building. An employee of...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Jan. 19, 2010. The Blueprint requested funding from SGA for the amount of...
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...
EastSide Market relocates to Brittain Rec due to construction
EastSide Market has been relocated to Brittain Rec due to the demolition of its original location on North Avenue to make way for the new...
New technology to be used in Stingerettes
This year students have seen many changes in Parking and Transportation. Along with the new Stinger buses, the department aims to add new improvements to...
Dean of Ivan Allen College finalists named
Three finalists have been chosen for the position of Dean for the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts (IAC) following a year-long selection process. A...
Transportation switches to new buses, trolleys
The Department of Parking and Transportation has undergone a face lift over winter break with the arrival of new buses, trolleys and expanded services. The...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Nov. 24, 2009. The African American Student Union (AASU) requested funding from SGA...
Breaking the Bubble
The island nation of Haiti was hit by a magnitude 7.0 earthquake on Wednesday. The quake destroyed the capital city of Port-au-Prince, where more than...
Campus Crime
Crime reports from around campus GTPD arrived at Maulding Residence Hall after receiving a phone call from a Pizza Hut delivery man. According to the...
CULC designs revealed at open house
While the construction on the Clough Undergraduate Learning Center (CULC) pounds away at the center of campus another, quieter branch of construction has been underway...
News Briefs
Business magazine Kiplinger has named Tech one of the top 20 best value public colleges in the nation this year. Tech ranks number 15 in...
Rallying against transit change
Students, former bus drivers and union representatives gathered in front of the Department of Parking and Transportation’s office at the corner of Spring and West...