CRC picked as Olympic option
On Oct. 21, Atlanta, and more specifically Tech’s Campus Recreation Center (CRC), was selected as one of two finalists to host the 2016 U.S. Olympic...
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$1 million pledged to fund startups
David Cummings, the Founder of Atlanta Tech Village, also known as the Village, recently announced his plan to start a $1 million fund specifically for...
Library reopened with developments
On Monday, the Library’s Third Floor West reopened after being closed for asbestos abatement. The space, which was cleaned thoroughly, is now empty: the collections...
OIT working on campus information technology plan
As part of Tech’s Strategic Plan, a new Campus Information Technology Master Plan is being designed and implemented to help maintain Tech’s technological edge. For...
HPC building details finalized
As of last month, the demolition of the back portion of the Crum and Forster building on Spring Street was underway. This demolition is making...
Annual report details fall in campus crime
According to the annual campus safety report, crime around Tech, both inside and within a specific boundary outside of campus, decreased in 2012 as compared...
Career services and DoPP merge to one organization
On Sept. 30, President G.P. “Bud” Peterson consolidated the Division of Professional Practice (DoPP) and the Office of Career Services. This integrated unit is under...
GT 4 ATL offers opportunities for political discourse
On October 8th, the Student Government Association’s Student Lobby Board and the Xi Alpha Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. hosted GT4ATL, which was an...
Fraternity email on ‘luring the rapebait’ denounced by campus
The Alpha Rho chapter of Phi Kappa Tau is currently under investigation after a leaked email that was sent by a fraternity member surfaced. The...
OIT continues to fight Wi-Fi connectivity issues
Since last week, the Office of Information Technology (OIT) has been attempting to fix an issue with the campus Wi-Fi authentication that had been causing...
Dickens running for city council
With the City of Atlanta Municipal General Elections coming up, city council members are getting into full campaign mode. One of those candidates, running for...
Talks@Tech welcomes Peterson for Q&A
On Oct. 2, President Bud Peterson gave a speech and a question and answer session during the faculty-and-student-operated program, Talks@Tech, which aims to invite notables...
SGA stresses constant fiscal responsibility
As the 2014-15 Student Government Association (SGA) budget deadline approaches on October 25, approximately 21 percent of the funds this year have been spent already,...
Counseling center searches for ways to meet demand
As demand for the counseling center increases, available resources have failed to increase at the same rate in order meet that demand.
SGA approves Greek Programming Board
Both legislative branches of SGA passed a bill changing tier status of the Greek Programming Board from tier III to tier II and the Interfraternity Council from tier II to tier III.
$1 million mark reached by GTSF
The Georgia Tech Student Foundation's original $100,000 endowment fund reached the $1,000,000 mark after previously being invested by the Investment Committee
Asbestos causes closures in library
After a heavy cleaning crew identified asbestos underneath tiles in the collections in 3 West, the section was closed down until it can be contained and sterilized.
WCA works to establish community connections
The Westside Community Alliance (WCA) is a communications network developed in 2011 by Tech’s Ivan Allen College of the Liberal Arts (IAC), the College of...