100 Miles in 24 Hours
Wilson Fisher, AE 25, MS AE 26, staggered over the finish line on May 31 after running 100 miles in 24 hours and raising $32,829 for Parkinson’s research.
Georgia Tech Opens New AI Manufacturing ‘Playground’
At 20,000-square-feet, the Advanced Manufacturing Pilot Facility is one of the largest facilities of its kind on campus and showcases the future of manufacturing. The renovated space reopened in April 2026.
Georgia Tech TKE Alumni Reunite Annually to Keep Brotherhood Alive
A group of TKE alumni who graduated between 1963 and 1975 come together once a year to share stories and carry on the fraternity’s tradition of brotherhood.
Georgia Tech Graduate Programs Rank Among the Nation’s Best in 2026
With 19 programs in the top 10, Georgia Tech continues to receive recognition for its graduate programs.
Reality Hits: Alumni Recall Their First “Welcome to Georgia Tech” Moments
Flunking out of Tech, realizing you're not the smartest kid in the room anymore, or being pushed out of your comfort zone. What was your moment when reality hit?
Moments That Made Alumni Feel Like True Yellow Jackets
Taking (or avoiding) drownproofing, battling robots in the ME 2110 final, and reconnecting with classmates at your first alumni event. These are the moments when alumni felt like true Yellow Jackets.
Georgia Tech Throwbacks: See Vintage Georgia Tech T-Shirts
Gen Z and Millennials are leading a secondhand clothing boom, according to eBay's 2025 Recommerce Report. Check out the Georgia Tech vintage shirts that Yellow Jackets have recently scored.
Moment of Victory: Tech Baseball in the 80s
In 1985, the Georgia Tech Baseball team won the ACC title. The streak would continue for three more years, setting an ACC record that still stands today.
The Exams and Labs That Turned Students into Yellow Jackets
Alumni remember the exam or the lab that made them bona fide Yellow Jackets.
Alumni Events Strengthen the Georgia Tech Network
More than 8,200 individuals attended alumni events in fiscal year 2025. These events lead to meaningful connections and opportunities, like for Aayush Dubey, MS CS 21, who met second-year student Tanisha Gupta at a Home for the Holidays event and hired her as an intern.
Stay Connected and Recapture the Yellow Jacket Spirit
Being a Tech alumnus/na comes with perks, including access to the Alumni Association's many program offerings.
Board of Trustees FY 2027: Meet the Alumni Leading the Georgia Tech Alumni Association Forward
Learn more about the Georgia Tech Alumni Association Executive Committee and welcome new trustees for fiscal year 2027.
Georgia Tech’s 2026 World Cup Roster
Tech alumni at FIFA and the U.S. Soccer Federation prepare for the biggest sporting event in the world.
Tech Alumna Named First Commissioner of Major League Volleyball
Jaime Weston, Mgt 94, is making history for professional volleyball.
See Inside the George and Scheller Towers
Tech Square Phase 3 reached a major milestone with the opening of the first three floors of the new facility. See inside the new towers.
Georgia Tech Researchers Use Statistics and Math to Understand How The Brain Works
Researchers at Georgia Tech are using math, science, and artificial intelligence to better understand how people think, move, and perceive the world.
Tech Grad Sets World Records for Ring Muscle-Ups
The Yellow Jacket who broke the world record in 2025 for the most muscle-ups in 24 hours, set three new world records for ring muscle-ups, a harder variant, on April 12, 2026.
Swarm Chart: Majors Through Tech's History
Explore and filter Georgia Tech degrees through the decades in this interactive swarm chart.
Measuring Freshman Hill's Steepest Point
A topographical mystery featuring everyone's favorite equation (slope = rise/run).
You Got Out of Georgia Tech, But Could You Get In?
Analyzing decades of enrollment and admission data shows how Tech’s reputation and return on investment have driven demand and selectivity, even as the Institute expands.
Georgia Tech Outliers
When it comes to alumni birthdays, Homecoming attendance, and graduation age, how many standard deviations away from the mean are you?
Economic Powerhouse: The Institute Contributes $5.8 Billion in Economic Output
Georgia Tech is the No. 1 contributor to the state of Georgia’s economy of all 26 USG institutions.
Georgia Tech Helped the State With A Massive Air Quality Problem
Thirty years ago, Yellow Jackets stepped up to help Georgia improve air quality forecasting and monitoring. Today, that program helps the state forecast air quality with 97% accuracy.
Yellow Jackets' Most Meaningful Numbers
President Cabrera's most meaningful number from Tech is his mailbox combination. Tell us your meaningful Tech number and the story behind it.
40 Under 40 Spotlight: Olivia Amyette, CS 20
More than 280,000 Amercians work in the solar industry nationwide. This alumna founded a solar energy company that's expanding equity and workforce development
What the 2025 Alumni Attitude Survey Reveals About Georgia Tech Alumni
The 2025 Alumni Attitude Survey reveals how Yellow Jackets see themselves, what they value, and what they'd like to see more of from the Alumni Association.
President's Summer Tour: Taking Tech on the Road
President Cabrera's summer tour has clocked a total of 2,715 miles in just four years.
Pi Mile 5K Road Race: A Tradition Measured in Miles
A look at the history and most recent stats of Georgia Tech's oldest foot race.
Meet Tech's New Provost Raheem Beyah
The former dean of the College of Engineering is leading Tech into the next chapter. Learn 10 facts about the new provost and vice president of Academic Affairs.
Playing to Win
With record fan attendance, back-to-back sold out games, and an 8-0 start, the Yellow Jackets are coming off a record-shattering season ready to deliver another winning year on the gridiron.
President Cabrera's Favorite Tech Numbers
$.167 Billion. 15,000 degrees. 4,400 degrees Fahrenheit. See the rest of the numbers top of mind for Georgia Tech President Ángel Cabrera, MS Psy 93, PhD Psy 95.
Bobby Jones: The First Greatest Golfer
Bobby Jones, ME 1922, golf’s only calendar Grand Slam champion, was part of Tech’s first golf team, winning 13 majors in his career. He served as the Georgia Tech Alumni Association president from 1931 to 1933, established The Masters tournament, and is inducted in both the World Golf and Georgia Tech Athletic Halls of Fame.