Architecture celebrates centennial
This year, the College of Architecture (CoA) celebrates 100 Years of Architectural Education at Tech. To commemorate the first century of the CoA’s presence at...
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Tech request to demolish 771 Spring St. denied
As of July 14, the demolition permit requested by the Georgia Tech Foundation for the 771 Spring St. property was denied. The 771 Spring St....
Regents warn rising fifth-years: no fixed tuition rate
The Board of Regents is reminding Tech students who entered in 2006 that their fixed tuition rate will end in 2010. This class is the...
Constitution Day to focus on voting rights
Constitution Day activities will begin next week on Sept. 15. This year’s focus will be on voting and registration. Robert Pikowsky, director of the Pre-Law...
Sixty-six students receive undergraduate research award
Sixty-six students taking part in Tech’s Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) have received the President’s Undergraduate Research Award (PURA) for the 2008 Fall semester. This...
Tech Rec completes renovations
Many students were perhaps surprised to find Tech Rec, on the first floor of the Student Center, mysteriously closed at the start of fall semester....
Tech continues climb up US News rankings
In August, The US News and World Report released their rankings for America’s Best Colleges 2009. The report has Tech ranked as the seventh best...
Campus Crime
How’d you find me? On August 30, an officer checked a car driving down Marietta St. and determined that the car had a suspended registration...
Council Clippings
This edition of Council Clippings covers the UHR and GSS meetings from Sept. 2, 2008. GSS Session The GSS met this week and discussed topics...
GTAR places first in aerial robotics contest
By Sijia Cai Staff Writer The Georgia Tech Aerial Robotics team (GTAR) won first place in the 2008 International Aerial Robotics Competition in Fort Benning,...
Athletic Association: Football ticket sales up
The number of tickets sold for Georgia Tech football game came under scrutiny in an Atlanta Journal-Constitution article printed two weeks ago, which states that...