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.
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.
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.
With 19 programs in the top 10, Georgia Tech continues to receive recognition for its graduate programs.
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?
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.
Alumni remember the exam or the lab that made them bona fide Yellow Jackets.
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.
Being a Tech alumnus/na comes with perks, including access to the Alumni Association's many program offerings.
Learn more about the Georgia Tech Alumni Association Executive Committee and welcome new trustees for fiscal year 2027.
Tech alumni at FIFA and the U.S. Soccer Federation prepare for the biggest sporting event in the world.
Jaime Weston, Mgt 94, is making history for professional volleyball.
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.
Feedback on the latest issue of the Georgia Tech Alumni Magazine.
As a kid, you may have looked to a not-so-technical device to predict your future: the Magic 8 Ball. Here we have Georgia Tech’s own version of the classic kid’s toy: a panel of experts who will answer our questions about what the world will look like in the next 20 years and beyond.
For Linda Griffith, ChE 82, the Georgia Tech infirmary will always be near and dear to her heart as a place of tremendous kindness and caring.