The Office of the Arts presents the second annual Arts@Tech Faculty and Staff Art Exhibit.

Priority registration for Tech Wreck Summer Camp opens January 16th starting at 7 pm! 

Intramurals provide students, faculty, and staff the opportunity for competition and fun in a variety of team and individual sports activities. Register before spaces are filled! 

Extended Hours are back at the Post Office Package Pickup Window!

Temporary exhibit featuring 51 handmade books.

Over 120 companies hosted in this TWO DAY event at McCamish Pavilion which draws over 3,000 students.

This event is cancelled.

CSE and the School of Physics present the joint seminar with Associate Professor Elizabeth Cherry of the Rochester Institute of Technology

Brown Bag session offering tips and tricks for how to prepare compelling award packets for internal Georgia Tech awards.

Join us for our monthly SCLIRC seminar to learn about affiiliated faculty research

Join us for our monthly SCLIRC seminar to learn about affiiliated faculty research

The goals of these workshops are to increase awareness of the impact of implicit bias and facilitate equitable decision-making across all processes related to faculty evaluations.

Team emPrize, a group of Georgia Tech AI researchers, is developing a suite of virtual tutors for online education that mimic many of the roles of human teachers.

Join the Supply Chain and Logistics Institute for our monthly seminar to learn about affiliated faculty research. This month: Nancey Green Leigh, a professor of City and Regional Planning, and associate dean for research in the College of Design.

Join us as Taylor D. Sparks gives a talk on the promise, challenges, and opportunities that machine learning and big data affords material informatics.

Distinguished Lecture: Einstein on Politics, featuring Robert Schulmann

Dana Buntrock, Chair of the University of California’s Center for Japanese Studies and a Professor in the University of California, Berkeley's Department of Architecture, will present a lecture Wednesday, January 16.

Join us for this teaching @ Tech event!

Leveraging Modules teaches users how create flow within a course by organizing and structuring content with the Modules tool.

Learn about Patentability, Freedom to Operate, Prior Art & Patent Strategies

Join us for a short information to learn about Epic Intentions and how you can work with local nonprofits!

Immediately following Dana Buntrock's lecture, join us for the opening of the SIZ/SANAA: Two Wizards Exhibition in Stubbins Gallery

Auditions for Shakespeare's classic comedy