The Co-op and Internship Honors Celebration Luncheon was held on April 11th, 2024. This is an annual event in which we celebrate the accomplishments and hard work of Georgia Tech students who pursued co-ops and internships, and the employers who...

Biomedical Engineering undergraduate Haaris Jilani was selected for the ThinkSwiss award, which funds research in Switzerland for the summer. The award is given to outstanding undergraduate and graduate students from the United States who plan to conduct research at a...

Pre-Graduate and Pre-Professional Advising celebrated students who applied for nationally and internationally competitive scholarships this year at the Spring Fellowships Reception, April 8. At the event, Marshall Scholarship recipient Haaris Jilani urged students to be bold in applying for awards—even...

The Basics of Credit Seminar on April 3, 2024, from 4:30-6:00 pm was an opportunity for 40 student attendees to learn more about financial literacy topics. The 90-minute presentation and discussion covered building credit, how credit is evaluated, student loans...

It is our pleasure to announce that Olga Kotlyar has been selected as the new Assistant Director of Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship within the Office of Experiential and Engaged Learning. In this role, Olga will provide leadership in student innovation...

We are pleased to announce that Emily Creager has been selected as the Office of Undergraduate Education's (OUE) Communications Officer II. Emily will report directly to Rachael Greene, Assistant Director of Communications, and will support strategies for internal and external...

Two Georgia Tech students, Charles Hong, Biomedical Engineering, and Ethan Ray, Materials Science and Engineering, have received the 2024 Goldwater Scholarship. The scholarship helps undergraduates to continue their education and pursue research careers in STEM fields. Each recipient will receive...

This year's Provost's Academic Excellence Award recipients Anaïs Acree from Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, Ashley Darling from the College of Design, Hope Hazelton from the College of Sciences, Jason Juang from Scheller College of Business, and Zikang Leng...