Recent News
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Georgia Tech Research Into Cuban 'Offline Internet' Could Inform Future Definitions of Connectivity
April 25, 2018
El Paquete Semanal -- "the Weekly Package" -- is an offline method of delivering digital content to communities in Havana, Cuba. -
Museum Studies Class Debuts New Exhibit
April 24, 2018
Students in HTS 3100, Introduction to Museum Studies, will be hosting an opening to their exhibit "Between a Rock and a Hard Place: The Controversial History of Stone Mountain" on April 24th. -
Ph.D. Candidate Receives NSF Grant for Dissertation Research
April 23, 2018
Elie Sung was awarded an NSF grant for her research on the roles firms and courts play in shaping patent policy. -
Is the Cathedral a Time Machine?
April 23, 2018
LMC's Richard Utz answers the question why so many modern visitors of medieval cathedrals think these magnificent buildings have the power of time travel. -
Steve Usselman and Renee Shelby Receive IAC Legacy Awards
April 20, 2018
Congratulations to Dr. Steve Usselman and Renee Shelby on their 2018 Ivan Allen College Legacy Awards. -
Mass Transit Expansion - Local Areas Have to Buy Into It, Ross Says
April 20, 2018
Professor Catherine Ross of Georgia Tech and Kyle Shelton of Rice University in Houston sat down with WABE’s Rose Scott to talk about the proposed mass transit expansion in Atlanta.
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Ph.D. Student in Digital Media Tackles Community Engagement and Technology
April 18, 2018
Eric Corbett, a Ph.D. student in Digital Media, recently wrote a paper with Christopher Le Dantec, an associate professor in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication, examining community engagement and technology from the perspective of city leaders.
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Taking Shape: The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design
April 18, 2018
The earth is finally beginning to make way for The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design.
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Tokyo Smart City Studio set to present findings to Tokyo partners
April 17, 2018
A studio team comprised of twenty students from the Schools of City and Regional Planning, Architecture, and Computing is set to present its final studio project to its Tokyo partners on April 18, 2018.
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Nisha Botchwey recognized with the College of Design Outstanding Faculty Award
April 17, 2018
Associate Professor Nisha Botchwey was honored with the College of Design Outstanding Faculty Award.
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Public Policy Students to Compete at Cybersecurity Event
April 12, 2018
For the first time, graduate students from the School of Public Policy have advanced to the Cybersecurity Demo Day finale sponsored by the Institute for Information Security & Privacy.
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School of Public Policy Alum honored by the Georgia State Senate
April 9, 2018
Melody DeBussey was recognized for the alumnus honor she received from School of Public Policy and Ivan Allen College -
School of IC T-Shirt Design Contest: Design Our Shirt For a Chance at $200!
April 6, 2018
We are producing a new shirt for the IC community, and we’re asking YOU to design it. Dust off those graphics skills and put together a concept of a design for what “interactive computing” means to you. -
Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream measured 50 years after his assassination
April 4, 2018
School of City and Regional Planning Associate Professor Nisha Botchwey has a special relationship with the vision presented by Martin Luther King, Jr. during his “I Have a Dream” speech in 1963.
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Undergraduate Research Forum and Phi Alpha Theta Initiation
April 3, 2018
Save the date for the Undergraduate Research Forum and the Phi Alpha Theta initiation luncheon on April 16th. -
"Representing the Life of an Outstanding Chinese Aeronautical Engineer"
April 3, 2018
This new article by John Krige examines Jiao Tong University's Qian Xuesen exhibition through the lens of transnational history. -
HSOC Alumni-Major Networking Event
April 3, 2018
All alums and students in the School of History and Sociology are invited to this networking reception. -
College of Computing Sends Ph.D., Online Master’s Students to Women in Cybersecurity Conference Chicago
April 3, 2018
In celebration of the Georgia Tech College of Computing’s role in cybersecurity, the College sent students on scholarship to attend WiCyS Conference, as well as hosting a celebration for online M.S. CS students. -
Georgia Tech Ph.D. Students Win at National Hackathon Competition
April 2, 2018
Karim Farhat and Karl Grindal were winners of the policy category at the Hackathon competition. -
Serve-Learn-Sustain Studio Session
March 29, 2018
In a studio session co-facilitated by community partners, Todd Michney will discuss the course design and community-based aspects of his class, "Semester in the City.”