Campus services carnivale event expanding this year
On March 4, Campus Services and departments involved in student life will be holding an event called Campus Services Loves Students Carnivale on the first...
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Student opinion divided on tobacco ban
Student opinion on the Board of Regent’s (BOR) Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus policy, introduced at last month’s BOR meeting in committee, is split according to...
UHR adjusting elections code
On Tuesday, February 18, 2014 the Undergraduate House of Representatives (UHR) approved UHR Bill 14U024 to change the Election Code of the Student Government Association...
Campus reading programs to change
Starting in May, the Tech Center for Academic Enrichment will be changing the First-Year Reading Program into a new freshman program called Project One. The...
OMSCS makes progress in it’s first weeks
One set of students undeterred by this years winter weather are students in the Online Masters of Computer Science (OMSCS) program. Many are still adjusting...
Food truck tournament coming to Tech
On Feb. 25, 16 food trucks stationed on Tech Green will sell various cuisines to Tech students and staff from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m....
Campus plans changing due to multiple Snow Days
With 5.5 Snow Days shutting down both Tech’s campus and Atlanta as a whole this Spring Semester, the questions for many is what’s next? Emails...
Global warming still a problem, despite local freeze
Amidst the icy roads, armies of snow plows and climatically appropriate references to Disney’s Frozen, it is no surprise that the idea of global warming...
More details, questions emerge in Phi Gamma Delta lawsuits
Additional information has been discovered relating to the two civil lawsuits filed last month against the Tech chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity (FIJI), the...
Harris-Perry gives first black history month lecture
On Feb. 5, the African American Student Union and supporting sponsors provided the Georgia Tech Black History Month Lecture with Melissa V. Harris-Perry as the...
BOR emphasizes health benefit in tobacco ban
When the Georgia Board of Regents meets next week, the Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus policy that was introduced last month to the on Personnel and...
Tech wins $5,000 grant to start chapter of Campus Kitchens
On January 29, Georgia Tech won a $5,000 grant from the Sodexo Foundation to start the Georgia Tech Chapter of the Campus Kitchen. The Campus...
CRC officially opens Stamps fields
On Jan. 23, the Roe Stamps Turf Field was officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Numerous faculty and students, such as President Peterson, SGA...
OIT finalizes ProPlus package for student download
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) has announced that Tech will soon expand its MyGT online service to offer free downloads of Microsoft Office to...
Civil suits brought against Phi Gamma Delta
The Gamma Tau Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, sometimes known as FIJI, is facing separate civil suits from two women who claim that they were...
Highland Bakery starts online service
Starting in 2014, Tech’s Highland Bakery is offering a new, advance online ordering system. By going to the Highland Bakery website, Tech students, faculty and...
ResNet to change hours and locations
At the end of March, the ResNet offices will be moved out of the Freeman building, and two new ResNet Service Hubs will likely be...
Housing begins routine cleaning of on-campus residencies
Beginning this semester, Tech Housing will conduct monthly cleanings of bathrooms and kitchens in suite and apartment style student residences on campus. Originally, these living...