In Search of Origins: The Research and Scholarship of Dard Hunter

An eight-day observance on the Jewish calendar

International Ambassadors of Georgia Tech and the Office of International Education host the annual Culture Fest 2–10.

The Georgia Tech American Red Cross Club is holding a collection drive for the Atlanta Mission.

Graduate Communication Certificate workshop on Grant Writing

Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Authors Exhibit, March 27 through May 3, 2018

staff from the Counseling Center will hold walk-in hours at the Communication Center.

A College of Sciences open house for high school juniors/sophomores interested in a science or mathematics major

Play hard and play FREE every Monday from 10am-5pm in Tech Rec!

“Genetic Dissection of Spinal Circuits Processing Mechanical Itch” - Bo Duan, Ph.D. - University of Michigan

Kick-off Culture Fest 2018 by attending Food Fest. There is no better way to experience another culture than through food. Attendees of International Food Fest will have the opportunity to try dishes from around the world!

Office hours for staff to visit with Staff Council members

On Monday 2 April at 3:00pm Quirin Blendl, Director of Cybersecurity and Digital Policy for Germany's Association of Technical Inspection Associations, will speak on "Cyber Security Challenges Need a Global Approach."

Chinese artist Li Xiaoguai will discuss his comic art and show how Chinese writing and characters are creatively employed against the Chinese government's Internet censorship and ideological control.

Chinese artist Li Xiaoguai will discuss his comic art and show how Chinese writing and characters are creatively employed against the Chinese government's Internet censorship and ideological control.

Discussion with Chinese artist Li Xiaoguai on his comic art, followed by a dinner reception.

A dynamic workshop to equip students with the tools to achieve success withoutstress and anxiety.

Learn how to build a film from script writing to developing a storyboard.

Our final meeting of the semester! Stop in to hear about summer volunteer opportunities and new leadership openings. See you there!

On Monday, April 2, Georgia Tech History Professor Johnny Smith will discuss his new book, A Season in the Sun: The Rise of Mickey Mantle, at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library.

Every year, we invite Georgia Tech community members to share their stories of their experience with sexual or relationship violence, either through anonymous submission or by reading it at Take Back the Night.

NCAA National Championship Watch Party