Sharing the Road
An important step in Tech's plan to be more bike-friendly is complete, and projects are underway.
What is an El Nino event?
Kim Cobb, a professor in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, explains this climate phenomenon.
Hidden Georgia Tech: Library Archives
Tech’s Library Archives feature a surprising assortment of artifacts from a Picasso to Oscars.
What Does Sustainability Mean to Georgia Tech?
For Georgia Tech, being sustainable means much more than simply being “green.”
Gravitational Waves Observed
Scientists claim one of the most significant discoveries in the world of physics this century.
The Magic of Math
This award-winning Mathematics professor also happens to be an award-winning magician.
In the Classroom with Ashok Goel
Professor Ashok Goel never had any doubt that he would enter the family business: education.
Is College Worth It?
Rising costs and student debt are causing families to weigh college options more carefully.
Hidden Georgia Tech: Tech Tower
Take a behind-the-scenes tour of Georgia Tech’s most recognizable landmark, Tech Tower.
2015: A Look Back
Take a look back at some of our most notable stories and photos from 2015.
The Science of Star Wars
Georgia Tech faculty members discuss the science, and science fiction, of Star Wars.
A Family Tradition
We talked with a few graduates who have connections to Commencements past.
Breaking Down the Cap and Gown
Everything you always wanted to know about Georgia Tech's academic regalia.
TECH+knowledge+Y: What is Electric Propulsion?
Mitchell Walker explains propulsion and what more efficient propulsion means for you.
Hidden Georgia Tech: The Machine Shop
Georgia Tech Research Institute's Machine Services Shop fabricates, repairs, and modifies parts.
Looking Back on Commencement Traditions
To celebrate Tech's 250th Commencement, we looked back at traditions through the years.
In the Classroom with Linda Green
Linda Green likes to tap into students’ curiosity by taking a fresh look at familiar occurrences.
Mr. and Ms. Georgia Tech 2016
Mr. and Ms. Georgia Tech 2016 take the spotlight after a whirlwind Homecoming weekend.
TECH+knowledge+Y: What is the cloud?
The cloud is where email and websites live, but what and where is it? Find out.
Frightful and Insightful
To celebrate the coming weekend, here are some spooky stories, frightful facts, and Halloween happenings around campus.
She's Got the Keys
Hillary Degenkolb is the first woman to sit in the driver’s seat of Georgia Tech’s Ramblin’ Wreck since 1988.
The Art of Genius
An iconic sculpture of Albert Einstein by renowned American sculptor, Robert Berks, finds a permanent home at Georgia Tech.
Hidden Georgia Tech - Wreck Graveyard
Take a glimpse inside the Graveyard, where relics from the Wreck Parade become parts for future wrecks.
In the Classroom with Bob Kirkman
The lightbulb moment that changed the way Bob Kirkman teaches, and lead to an astonishing jump in student engagement.
TECH+knowledge+Y: Phantom Vibrations
What is phantom vibration syndrome? Robert Rosenberger, an assistant professor in the School of Public Policy explains.
Humans on Mars
Faculty members are creating the next technologies for future missions, landing locations, and instruments to find life.
5 Reasons to Apply for Early Action
Here are five good reasons why you can't go wrong by applying for Early Action to Georgia Tech. The deadline is October 15!
Hidden Georgia Tech: The Glass Shop
On the lower level of the Ford ES&T Building, Georgia Tech’s scientific glassblower repairs damaged glass equipment from campus labs.
Multitasking Moths
What researchers have discovered about the hawkmoth could help the next generation of small flying robots.
In the Classroom with Bill Singhose
Professor Singhose teaches Tech’s introductory mechanical design class to 300 students per term.
Spectacular Collision of Georgia Tech & Dragon Con
Georgia Tech’s stories of nerdy inspiration at the nation’s premier science fiction, fantasy, and pop culture fan convention.
Moving a Lab
Tech’s researchers and faculty members relocate the Matrix Biology and Engineering Lab to the new Engineered Biosystems Building.
Small Wonders
Big advances are coming to the smallest patients. From home health care to medical devices designed for kids.
Startups 101
With Tech’s campus in the center of Atlanta's entrepreneurial boom, it’s no surprise that students have embraced the startup culture.
Hidden Georgia Tech: The West Stands
Some of Bobby Dodd Stadium's original architecture is still in tact, and you won’t believe what lies under its seats.
10 Years after Katrina
As the nation marks the 10-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we reflect on the catastrophic impact the storm had on the Gulf Coast.
Tech's Strategic Plan: Five Years Later
Five years later, we are taking a look back at the progress made and how Georgia Tech is strategically changing the world.
100 Years of RAT Caps
The new freshman class will don their RAT Caps at Convocation, participating in a Tech tradition that marks its 100th anniversary this year.
The Beltline Impact
Ryan Gravel’s Georgia Tech master’s thesis changed the City of Atlanta in three major ways forever.
Tech's Living History
Georgia Tech's Living History director has seen and heard a lot of interesting stories during her 20 years of interviews.
