Julian Bond was an eyewitness to several key moments of the Civil Rights Movement.

Ronald Yancey, a native Atlantan, graduated from Georgia Tech in June 1965.

The inaugural Lavender Awards will be given at this year's event.

Leaders gathered recently to celebrate achievements, review lessons learned, and share what's next.

When you think of diversity champions at Georgia Tech, is there a particular student, faculty or staff member, or unit that comes to mind?

Micro-messages were one of the many topics explored at the Sixth Annual Diversity Roundtable on June 10.

The LGBTQIA Resource Center will offer monthly trainings to faculty and staff throughout the fall and spring semesters.

This year's freshman class is 40 percent female and more diverse and academically qualified than ever.

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.

Women from Georgia Tech and beyond will gather on campus on Nov. 7 for a day of networking, leadership development, and celebration.