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A 34-inch caliper Post Oak located at the transit hub on the south side of the Student Center is scheduled to be removed on Sept. 19. Tech’s Landscape Services department had an independent risk assessment and recommendation report conducted by Bartlett Tree Experts in August, and it was determined that, structurally, the tree has failed: 40 percent of its limbs are dead, and it is suffering from waterlog root decay. This tree has been deemed a high failure-high risk.

Tree Removal to Begin this Saturday

September 16, 2015 Atlanta, GA

Beginning this Saturday, several campus trees will be removed due to failing health and safety concerns..

Six Goals Reached as Campaign End Draws Near

September 14, 2015 Atlanta, GA

As Campaign Georgia Tech approaches the final quarter of its 11-year run, six campus units surpassed their Campaign goals during the most recent quarter that ended June 30.

Flu Shots Offered On Campus Starting Sept. 29

September 14, 2015 Atlanta, GA

Students can get free flu shots; faculty and staff can get shots for $25.

The Engineered Biosystems Building provides nearly 219,000 square feet of multidisciplinary research space. It is located on 10th Street, at the north end of the existing biotechnology complex. (Photo by Rob Felt)

Georgia Tech Celebrates EBB Opening

September 11, 2015 Atlanta, GA

New Engineered Biosystems Building advances biosciences, bioengineering research

Day Sheds Light on Suicide Prevention

September 10, 2015 Atlanta, GA

On Sept. 10, the Georgia Tech Counseling Center joins other organizations across the globe in supporting suicide prevention by recognizing World Suicide Prevention Day.

Moving a Lab

September 08, 2015 Atlanta, GA

The summer of 2015 was a flurry of activity for those moving into the new Engineered Biosystems Building. But what exactly does it take to move a lab?