History Underfoot
Georgia Tech had not yet been founded when the Civil War was fought, but that doesn’t mean the Institute has no connections to the war.
Weighing in on the World Cup
Whether it's politics, infrastructure or economic development, Georgia Tech experts weigh in on their relationship to the 2014 World Cu...
In Antarctica
Jeannette Yen, a biology professor, is an ecologist with an engineer’s eye. She and her team are on a quest to the bottom of the food chain.
Wonder Women
Women in engineering are preparing for their roles as everyday heroes, using their extraordinary talents to protect and improve our world.
The Invention Studio
The Invention Studio is a 3,000-square-foot, student-run “design-build-play” space that is open to all students across all disciplines.
Renewable Bioproducts Institute
Georgia Institute of Technology is playing a leadership role in developing and refining forest product technologies and best practices.
Man's (New) Best Friends
The venomous sidewinder rattlesnake is just one of the unlikely species inspiring Georgia Tech researchers to improve animal and human lives
Celebrating National Bike Month
At Tech, bicycles are an ever-present mode of transport, not just a recreational vehicle to be hauled out ceremonially for National Bike Mon...
Spring 2014 Commencement
Visionary leaders from Coca-Cola and the Coulter Foundation receive honorary doctorates at Tech’s spring commencement ceremonies.
Faces of Graduation
We celebrate Commencement by seeing how some students have spent the past few years and what they’ll be doing after they turn their tassels....
Crunching the Numbers
With the cost of a college education going up, there’s an increased tendency to talk about higher education’s “Return on Investment.”
Up With the White, Gold & Green
Captain Planet and a Recycling Bag Monster joined hundreds of members of the Tech community as they gathered for an Earth Day celebration.
National Robotics Week All-Star Lineup
Since 1885, Georgia Tech has helped shape the future and improve society. When it comes to robotics, we have set ourselves apart in a league...
24 Hours at Clough Commons
At Clough Commons, Yellow Jackets converge round-the-clock for labs, lectures, tutoring, advising, or a caffeine boost with friends.
Mr. & Ms. Georgia Tech
Applications, interviews, and presentations: all for the chance to steal the show at Homecoming as Mr. and Ms. Georgia Tech.
Tech Students Invent
560 students competed in the 2014 InVenture Prize. Over several months, the group was narrowed to six teams, who competed in the finale.
Graduate Program National Rankings
Georgia Tech is among the nation’s best when it comes to providing cutting-edge, technologically focused graduate degrees.
Launching & Building Technology Companies
Startup powerhouse, Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC), provides coaching, community support, and connections.
Things to Do at the Atlanta Science Festival
Even with eight days of events at the Atlanta Science Festival, it’s safe to predict there’ll be only one genetically modified punk band
Career Fair Do's and Don'ts
At the Career Fair, more than 360 employers will be looking for students to fill permanent, co-op, and internship positions. Will you be rea...
Bioengineering at Tech: Past, Present, Future
Faculty member, Bob Nerem, wrote the book on bioengineering at Tech, and he’s looking forward to the next chapter.
Women in Engineering
The advances of Jamie Clark, Melissa McCoy and Karen Feigh offer just a glimpse into what Georgia Tech’s women in engineering are capable of
Couplet…A Love Story
Created at Tech, Couplet is an online matchmaking site that enables Facebook friends (instead of an impersonal algorithm) to play Cupid.
Set Your Sights on Tech!
Set your sights on Tech! That’s the message the Women’s Recruiting Team is sending to young women across the country.
Good as Gold
There is no question that Georgia Tech provides a mental workout. We also rank among the most physically fit college campuses in the country
Snow Stories
Snowmageddon. Snowpocalypse. However you remember the last week of January 2014, there’s no doubt what kind of mess Atlanta was in.
Building the Power Grid of the Future
Georgia Tech researchers are applying lessons learned from one of the biggest blackouts in history to build the power grids of the future.
Turning Research into Companies
I-Corps spurs translation of fundamental research, encourages collaboration, and trains students on innovation and entrepreneurship.
Meet Kathy Spetz - aka Buzz Mama
Meet Kathy Spetz – aka, Buzz Mama – the seamstress and (helluva) engineer behind Georgia Tech's beloved mascot, Buzz.
2013 at Georgia Tech in 20 Pictures
It's been an incredible year at Georgia Tech from viral videos to groundbreaking research that will change how we see the world.
Catching Neutrinos in a South Pole Block of Ice
Scientists use a one cubic kilometer block of ice at the South Pole to help unravel one of the great scientific mysteries of our time.
A Delivery for Santa
Just how hard is it to deliver a package to Santa Claus? Georgia Tech’s Great International Package Race seeks to find the answer.
Six Weeks in the Forest
Students spent six weeks in the Talladega National Forest, as part of the U.S. atmospheric chemistry field project.
Fall 2013 Commencement
One of the world’s preeminent and most innovative architects, Santiago Calatrava, spoke to graduates at the Fall 2013 Commencement ceremony.
Harvesting the World's Mechanical Energy
With one stomp of his foot, Zhong Lin Wang illuminates a thousand LED bulbs – with no batteries or power cord.
Wallace Coulter at 100
"Coulter's life is an inspiration to us all and we honor his memory in the way we approach our education and research."
Tongue Drive Wheelchair
Researchers from Georgia Tech and Sheperd Center have created a wheelchair that users can control with a tongue piercing.
Dogs, Not Dawgs
From companions to rescuers, throughout Georgia Tech's history, dogs have taught researchers news tricks for technology.
A Promise Fulfilled
Sarah Banks’ story is another example of how a college hopeful became a soon-to-be college graduate because of the Tech Promise Scholarship.
Student Veterans Find Home at Tech
Tech is not just welcoming, but nurturing, for veterans. This year, the Division of Student Affairs established a Veterans Resource Center.
