This semester I have been reminded why I chose to be an academic. Despite the joy of research, the excitement of discovery, and the pride at recognition, the main reason I became an academic is to engage with students, particularly in the classroom.

A presidential memo has confirmed that there will be funding for merit raises in the coming year.

Students in the first-year industrial design program carved pumpkins in the style of famous designers.

President G.P. “Bud” Peterson and a group of panelists talk about Ethical Leadership: A Shared Commitment.

President Peterson's memo to Chancellor Steve Wrigley details progress toward the recommendations from the special reviews.

The Student Government Association’s “Revolutionaries” series will host five faculty members throughout the rest of the fall semester.

In his talk, titled “Ethical Lessons in My Leadership Journey,” Provost Bras shared the personal leadership journey that led him to Georgia Tech.  

The weeks surrounding final exams can be a tough time for students at Tech. Luckily, student organizations across campus are ready to help.

Registration is open for the third series of info sessions for the Financials Transformation Program covering Grants in Workday.

Last week, representatives of the University of North Georgia’s BB&T Center for Ethical Leadership — which was contracted to facilitate the survey — briefed a preliminary draft of the Ethical Culture Indicator (ECI) with President G.P. “Bud” Peterson and