Mark your calendars for April 16–17 to celebrate Tech’s legacy and future. Join forces with other Yellow Jackets to enhance the Georgia Tech experience. Keep the spirit alive with Georgia Tech Giving Day and Ramble the Night. Save the date for these two days of impact, connection, and Tech pride.
Bobby Jones, a mechanical engineering alumnus, redefined greatness in golf by winning the original Grand Slam in a single calendar year in 1930. His final eight competitive seasons remain one of the most remarkable runs in the sport’s history. Jones won 13 major championships over a seven‑year span and remains the only player to complete the Grand Slam as it was defined at the time.
Join Tech alumni around the globe for the one-night party that celebrates all things Tech. Join fellow Yellow Jackets at a location near you for a spirited evening. Socialize, share, and reminisce on the Tech experience. Build and foster lifelong connections while having a ramblin' good time.
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Update Your ProfileAt the 1979 Georgia Tech vs. Auburn University football game, two Yellow Jacket students snuck into the Auburn section, stole the tail off Aubie, Auburn’s mascot, and eventually returned it in a colorful box.
Tech’s run of pranks is wide ranging, from stealing a mascot tail to signing up Burdell for every class to welding the bell in Athens.
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