Drew Burress Turns Baseball into Business
In the era of NIL, Drew Burress is learning how to manage class, practices, and entrepreneurship.
Hands-On Experience: The Start of Georgia Tech's Co-op Program
The Origins of Georgia Tech's Co-op Program
Going Up
Serial entrepreneur and tech investor Paul Judge shares advice for pitching, fundraising, and building teams.
Letters to the Editor: Stellar Co-op Experience, Dorothy Crosland, Control-Line Plane, Tech's Resident Glassblower
The Fall 2025 GT Alumni Magazine prompted a wave of reflections from Yellow Jackets whose time at Tech intersected with space exploration, hands-on engineering, inspiring faculty, and unforgettable campus characters. These brief memories capture how Georgia Tech’s people and experiences shaped careers, passions, and lives far beyond the Hill.
A Welcome Center to Campus
A planned state-of-the-art welcome center will reimagine the North Avenue corridor.
Alumni Network Events: Startup Advice from Entrepreneurs
Past 40 under 40 honorees share business lessons about scaling companies, protecting IP, and making high-stakes decisions.
John W. Durstine
The 1957 mechanical engineering alumnus led a humble, private life, but one thing was clear: his love for Georgia Tech. When he died in February, he left a $100 million gift that no one saw coming.
Tech Support: Posing Questions to Yellow Jacket Business Execs
These Yellow Jacket entrepreneurs pose startup questions to Tech business executives.
Yellow Jacket's Company Sells Easiest Kit Car in the World for American Drivers
The alumnus-founded business provides Americans with the easiest kit car in the world to build for around $10k.
Unlimited Space: Launching a Space Technology Company
A Yellow Jacket cofounded a company that builds unfolding space telescopes with 10 times better resolution per unit cost.
Alumnus Raheem Beyah Named Provost
Georgia Tech Double Jacket Raheem A. Beyah, MS EE 99, PHD ECE 03, has been named the provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs of Georgia Tech.
Tech's Spin-offs: Turning Research into Business
The Institute reported its most successful year in research commercialization.
Made By Jackets
Discover products proudly crafted by Yellow Jackets that you can gift or enjoy yourself.
See Inside the Restored D.M. Smith Building
The building reopened in November 2025 after a restoration that improved accessibility and preserved many historical aspects of the original building.
Pioneering Commercial Rides to Space
Partnering with private companies for routine trips to the ISS is freeing up NASA to focus on the Moon, Mars, and beyond. "As an agency, we want these companies to be successful in low-Earth orbit, which isn’t easy,” says Dana Hutcherson, ME 00, deputy program manager for the Commercial Crew Program.