Tech students have a long history of being good stewards of the Earth’s resources and looking for ways to promote environmentally conscious practices.

The Code of Ethics is a living document that is a tool to help employees navigate ethical decisions they may face.

Now named Science Square, the development will be a mixed-use innovation community that includes commercial lab space as well as residential real estate and retail opportunities.

A few events have opened registration or are already collecting items — so get a head start on your Earth Day plans.

Mobilizing Opportunities for Volunteer Experiences (MOVE) is an umbrella organization that aims to provide individuals and student organizations with the resources and contacts needed to make their volunteer or service-oriented ideas come to life.

The institute continues to expand access to more students from a variety of backgrounds.

Georgia Tech remains strong in U.S. News & World Report rankings for the College of Engineering and each of its specialties.

Yellow Jackets Raianna Brown and Makeda Cyrus represent on global stage

Richard Sargent, former senior manager of Office of Information Technology Infrastructure Operations, has been tapped as senior director of IT Support Services with the Administrative Services Center.

Two Georgia Tech professors are addressing workplace and social challenges through innovative teaching around health and wellness.