Two of the buildings included in the sale from Lockheed Martin to Georgia Tech are L-22, center, and L-59, small white building to the right. L-22 served as the main program, administrative and engineering building for the F-22 Raptor stealth fighter program from the mid-1990s until 2013 when the last of the F-22 employees left Marietta. L-59 was a training center.

Lockheed Martin Sells Real Estate to Georgia Tech

Atlanta, GA

Four buildings on 52 acres going from Lockheed to Georgia Tech in Cobb County real estate deal.

Finding Fulfillment in Safety and Adventure

Atlanta, GA

Meagan Fitzpatrick, biosafety officer in Environmental Health and Safety, initially set out to be a full-time researcher.

The Georgia Tech Foundation has reached an agreement to purchase the historic Biltmore on West Peachtree Street from an affiliate of Novare Group, officials announced June 13. 

Georgia Tech Acquires Historic Biltmore

Atlanta, GA

The acquisition of the Biltmore will help Georgia Tech accommodate additional innovation centers and startups.

GTPE Collaborates with Georgia Department of Economic Development to Fund Program for 7,000 Soldiers

Savannah, GA

Georgia Tech Professional Education is collaborating with the Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) to offer an online entry-level course for veterans transitioning from the military to corporate life. To

Q&A: Police Chief Connolly on Responding to Active Threats

Atlanta, GA

Notification, training, and risk assessment

Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, Class of 1896

Remembering Georgia Tech’s Heroes

Atlanta, GA

Remembering Georgia Tech's alumni and their sacrifice for their country

Georgia Tech President G.P. "Bud" Peterson, left, and Executive Vice President for Research Steve Cross, right, host U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz for a tour of the Southern Company's innovation center May 24, 2016.

U.S. Energy Secretary Visit Highlights Georgia Tech’s Energy Collaborations

Atlanta, GA

U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz visited the Georgia Institute of Technology Tuesday, May 24.

University System of Georgia

Board of Regents Approves Curriculum Changes, Future Projects

Atlanta, GA

At its meeting in Atlanta on May 10, the Board of Regents (BOR) approved items related to Georgia Tech’s curriculum and upcoming campus infrastructure projects.

A close up of Tech Tower (Photo Credit: Ethan Trewhitt)

USG releases results of system-wide economic impact study

Atlanta, GA

A study commissioned by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia shows Georgia Tech has a $2.87 billion impact on the state’s economy.

Police Arrest 5 in Connection with Armed Robberies

Atlanta, GA

Two separate armed robberies took place on Tech’s campus the week of May 2. Clery Act Safety Alerts were issued on May 3 and May 6 in relation to the incidents.