From an inaugural Hydrogen Day convening industry and government leaders to alumni fireside chats and sustainability career panels, Monday brought a full slate of academic and research news from the Flats.
From bio-layer interferometry in the EBB to research-impact metrics at the Library, Georgia Tech's calendar is stacked with ways to sharpen your research game this fall. Here's Friday's rundown.
Georgia Tech climbs to No. 6 among public universities and No. 2 in undergraduate engineering in the latest U.S. News rankings. Plus a film crew on campus, patent searching workshops, and PACE Linux training.
Wednesday brought a trio of Georgia Tech announcements spanning professional development, artificial intelligence research, and the frontier of immune medicine. Here's what's ahead on the Flats.
George Tower | Scheller Tower officially opens in Tech Square, plus a roundup of campus construction milestones and upcoming programs for students and staff.
Georgia Tech cut the ribbon on George Tower | Scheller Tower, a LEED Platinum home for industrial engineering and business education in Tech Square. Plus career workshops, a World Mental Health Day wellness event, and a full slate of graduate program info sessions.
A look at the Georgia Tech academic and research happenings announced on September 17, 2026, from a fireside chat on Science Square and Atlanta's Westside to workshops on document accessibility and high-performance computing.
Georgia Tech lands in the top 5 among public universities on both the Forbes and Niche rankings, GT Arts opens its 2026-27 season, and CREATE-X invites students to pitch their startup ideas.
Georgia Tech lands in the top five among public universities on both the Forbes and Niche rankings, GT Arts opens its 2026-27 season, and CREATE-X invites students to pitch their startup ideas.
Avant South returns to Tech Square this October with an "AI in Action" theme, and the M.S. in Geographic Information Science and Technology program hosts an online info session this week.