Students Invite Faculty, Staff to Sign Inclusivity Pledge

Atlanta, GA

Last month, the Student Government Association (SGA)’s Cultural and Diversity Affairs Committee began seeking signees for its Campus Inclusivity Pledge, asking all students, staff, and faculty to underscore their commitment to a positive campus culture.

Exterior of the North Avenue Dining Hall, which opened to campus during the summer of 2011.

Altered Hours of Operations for Fall Break

Atlanta, GA

Many campus services will have altered hours during Fall Break.

Staff Council Hosts Fall Town Hall

Atlanta, GA

The Staff Council will host its second town hall of 2015 on Tuesday, Oct. 13, from 11 a.m. to noon in Room 152 of Clough Commons.

Giving Opens This Week for Charitable Campaign

Atlanta, GA

This year’s goal is to raise $375,000 and have 1,500 employees participate.

Keynote speaker Marc Morial, president and CEO of the National Urban League, set the tone for the Seventh Annual Diversity Symposium by stating, "America is in a state of change. Embracing this change is what diversity in the 21st century is all about. Diversity is a value for this country; it isn't limited to an office or a symposium."

Diversity Symposium Focuses on America’s State of Change

Atlanta, GA

On September 9, Institute Diversity hosted the Seventh Annual Diversity Symposium, an all-day forum for robust discussions among faculty, staff, and students on issues tied to building and sustaining an inclusive campus community.

Georgia Tech Receives Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award for Second Consecutive Year

Atlanta, GA

Institute Diversity is proud to announce that Georgia Tech received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity for the second consecutive year.

Campus Celebrates Students in Recovery

Atlanta, GA

National Recovery Month provides a chance to encourage those in recovery from alcohol and drug addictions and

Street Closures and Transit Changes for Taste of Atlanta 2015

Atlanta, GA

The Taste of Atlanta food festival being hosted in Technology Square from September 25 to 27 will cause traffic alterations.

Campus Invited to 'Kick the Stigma' Saturday

Atlanta, GA

The Kappa Sigma fraternity will host its second annual Kick the Stigma games to raise awareness for suicide and mental health issues and to fundraise for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

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

Atlanta, GA

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