Students invent new bus tracker
Students frustrated with unpredictable campus bus routes can look forward to a new bus tracking system that provides more advanced prediction capabilities. A group of...
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Study abroad students detained with swine flu in Singapore
Students on the Beijing-Singapore summer study abroad program have been detained in government facilities in Singapore after one student contracted flu-like symptoms and subsequently tested...
CAMPUS CRIME
On June 8 a silver Dodge Durango was pulled over on the intersection of Peachtree Street at North Avenue. The vehicle was waiting to make...
AA ticket sales outsourced
In an effort to boost sales revenue, the Athletic Association recently decided to outsource ticket sales to a local marketing agency, the Aspire Group. Despite...
Regents modify faculty contracts
In another move to cut university budgets across the state, the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia decided on May 12 to...
Tech presents at 2009 Bio International Convention
Atlanta played host to the 2009 Bio International Conference from May 18-21 at the Georgia World Congress Center. The multinational event had over 15,000 attendees...
Campus Crime
On May 25 at around 3 a.m., an officer was dispatched in response to an armed robbery call at 1049 Hemphill Avenue. The officer met...
IAC Dean Rosser to become SFSU provost
At the end of this summer, Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts (IAC) Dean Sue Rosser will be taking a cross-country trip all the way...
Sustainable move-out receives strong student support
Tech’s Sustainable Move Out Initiative had a particularly strong turnout this year, with over 4,400 lbs of food collected for charity. This was the highest...
Solar Jackets impress at Expo
On April 17, the Solar Jackets demoed their latest project at the 2009 Georgia Career and Transportation Expo, located at the Delta Museum. The event...
Campus Crime
“b”Bumper Cars“/b” On May 11th, two vehicles collided on Dalney/10th Street. The accident resulted in no injuries to the drivers or passengers. An offender was...
Final SGA budget passes; Tier 2 organizations see largest cuts
On Tuesday, the Undergraduate House of Representatives (UHR) and the Graduate Student Senate (GSS) approved the final version of the Student Government Association’s (SGA) 2009-2010...
Campus Crime
Dude, where’s my bike? On Saturday March 28, at around 2 p.m., a male pedestrian at the intersection of Fowler St. and Fifth St. flagged...
Council Clippings: This week in Student Government
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from April 14, 2009. New Ticketing System SGA discussed partially funding the up-front cost...
SGA class representative election results nullified
The Undergraduate Judiciary Cabinet (UJC) has declared the election results for undergraduate SGA class representatives null and void in response to an appeal over discrepancies...
Students, alumni join Relay for Life, raise thousands
With 900 registered participants and over 100 walk-ins, Tech’s annual Relay for Life pressed on despite the ominous tornado clouds formed around Atlanta. By the...
Peterson walks for campus safety
The annual Campus Safety Walk took place last week on Thursday. Among the thirty or participants were Institute President Bud Peterson, his wife Val Peterson...
LCC 3401 evaluates Buzzport usability
For the past several years, Student Government Association (SGA) has been working on consolidating all of Tech’s online resources into one location so that with...