The Georgia Tech Alumni Association recently hosted a rededication of the Tyler Brown Pi Mile, a treasured running path on campus. The path was originally conceptualized by Student Government Association President Lt. Tyler Hall Brown, Mgt 01, HTS 01, before he was killed on active duty in 2004. Upgrades to the path, including new granite markers and signs, honor Brown's mission to create a safe running route and ensure his legacy continues to evolve for the Georgia Tech community.
Georgia Tech's Spatial Ecology and Paleontology Lab invites the community to become "citizen scientists" during its "Fossil Fridays" event. Participants of all ages help researchers sift through sediment from Wyoming's Natural Trap Cave, searching for fossils that could be 30,000 years old. The program makes science more accessible while providing crucial help for research into how species were affected by historical climate change.
Georgia Tech is committed to increasing access for students from rural Georgia, a cause championed by alumnus Francis Lott, Arch 58, Arch 59. After achieving business and philanthropic success in his hometown of Douglas, Georgia, Lott established the Francis and Diane Lott Promise Scholarship Endowment to support local students. Through personal mentorship, sponsored campus visits, and financial aid, Lott is building a strong pipeline from Coffee County to his alma mater, helping more students from small towns envision a future at Tech.
To mark the 70th anniversary of women at Georgia Tech, Digital Media master's student Michelle Ramirez created two art exhibits celebrating past and present pioneers of gender equality. Her projects use interactive storytelling and diverse art forms to explore the experiences of early female students like Elizabeth Herndon and Diane Michel and to highlight ongoing work toward gender equality. The exhibits feature contributions from students and faculty, sharing untold stories and emphasizing that the crucial work for equality is not yet finished.
Georgia Tech volleyball star and 2021 AVCA East Coast Region Player of the Year, Julia Bergmann, shares insights from her experience playing on the Brazil national team. She explains that success at the highest level requires more than just on-court skill, emphasizing the importance of observing veteran players' off-court habits, leadership, and consistent routines. Bergmann advises aspiring student-athletes to be coachable, diligent about self-care, and open to learning from teammates of all backgrounds to elevate their game.
Georgia Tech alumni and husband-and-wife duo Vincent and Jasmine James have launched Fira X Wear, a fashion brand creating cosplay-inspired swimwear and apparel. Combining Vincent's engineering background with Jasmine's design expertise and social media influence, the company produces versatile, sustainable pieces that can be worn at conventions or as everyday fashion. With a core mission of promoting inclusivity and ethical manufacturing, Fira X Wear aims to make the world of cosplay more accessible, less wasteful, and welcoming to all.
Georgia Tech held a dedication ceremony on November 10 to unveil plans for the Veterans Walk of Honor, a new campus tribute to Yellow Jackets who have served in the military. The Walk of Honor, expected to be completed in spring 2023, will feature markers for each military branch and consolidate existing plaques in a dynamic space near the Veterans Resource Center. The event also honored distinguished veterans like retired Col. Ralph Puckett, Jr., Cls 47, a recent Medal of Honor recipient, and highlighted the Institute's enduring legacy of progress and service.
Atlanta mayor and Georgia Tech alumnus Andre Dickens, ChE 98, was recognized as "Georgia of the Year" by Georgia Trend. Additionally, six Tech alumni have been named to the list of "Most Influential Georgians” in 2025.
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Tech is not just an institute of higher education. Rather, it’s a cultural landmark that’s served as a launchpad for more celebrated careers and relationships. Here are just a few of the many anecdotes, which continue to resonate across the Institute’s walls today.
Renovations to the D.M. Smith Building uncovered 100-year-old signatures of Tech students. Who were they?
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While the President’s House on 10th Street is no longer lived in by Tech presidents and their families, its story and memories have not faded.
Singing the fight song after a victory has become a beloved team tradition for Georgia Tech Football.
A nostalgic look at Georgia Tech dorm life—from pranks and open-door camaraderie to iconic traditions—paired with a quick tour of campus growth and architecture, from early shacks to Brittain, Van Leer, Tech Green, and today’s modern, collaborative spaces.
Georgia’s oyster industry is just starting to make waves. The sustainability-minded couple behind Tybee Oyster Company is leading the way.
Connect with Yellow Jackets this holiday season by hosting a Home for the Holidays event.
For the Sheridan family, the Pi Mile 5K Road Race isn’t just a race—it’s a multigenerational tradition that keeps bringing them back to campus, together.
A Georgia Tech alumnus has broken the world record for the most muscle-ups in 24 hours.
From a decades-old logo concept to a modern-day T-shirt, one alumnus captures Tech’s spirit in motion.
This 9-year-old’s gift is a reminder that every gift, no matter the size, counts.
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El Capitan is the world’s fastest supercomputer. A Tech grad is the chief architect behind its processor.
Technology has transformed the entertainment industry over the years. With imagination, ingenuity, and Tech-earned perseverance, these alumni shine on and off the screen.
Polycentric Truthes at the Price Gilbert Memorial Library is the brainchild of artist-in-residence and Tech alumnus Tristan Al-Haddad, Arch 01, M Arch 06.
In the arts and entertainment space, don’t sleep on Georgia Tech.
Alumni helped students design, fundraise, and build an outdoor classroom as part of a Vertically Integrated Project.
Zahra Tabatabai left her career as a TV news writer to start Back Home Beer, which pays homage to Middle East brewing culture.
Brandon Cox, Mgt 03, will soon reach his goal of visiting 197 countries (193 UN member-states plus four more). He will join roughly 400 people in the world who have accomplished the impressive feat.
Whether at the YMCA building, Junior’s Grill, or a Greek life dance, students knew how to take advantage of what little free time they had.
Notes from the desk of Georgia Tech's president.
“I can’t fully explain my time on the island without giving away too much information, but I can say that I had a very powerful experience out there,” says Eva Erickson, Phys 22, who is a contestant on Season 48 of Survivor.
Two of the six Silver Anniversary honorees recognized by the NCAA are Georgia Tech alumni.
The great intrastate football rivalry between Georgia Tech and "that other school" is also the seed that sprouted several favorite fan traditions.
With a reputation for excellence, a history rich in quirky traditions, and an unparalleled sense of community, it’s easy to see why Georgia Tech is swarming with fans. For the truly devoted, their fandom knows no bounds. Meet these unmatched supporters who showcase school spirit in the most unexpected and creative ways.
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Jones graduated in 1975 through the dual degree program between Spelman College and Georgia Tech.
Running with this dedicated fan group takes lots of zeal, strong lungs, and gallons of yellow paint.
With the Savannah Bananas, the former Georgia Tech pitcher is playing—and promoting—the game he loves.
