Today, parks will be full of Americans decked out in red, white and blue. The smell of hot dogs and charcoal will fill the ...

From the bright lights of Gas South Arena to the roaring cheers at Bobby Dodd Stadium, the Kashlan triplets’ journey was ...

Literature has long been an outlet for marginalized voices. Although queer stories have existed since ancient mythology, they ...

In her highly anticipated second film, director Celine Song poses an important question: Can we simplify love into a basic ...

After a historic 32 years, legendary Jackets baseball head coach Danny Hall made the decision to retire midway through the ...

Thousands of fans clad in blue and black flocked through the streets of Atlanta on Monday, June 16, heading towards ...

Atlanta’s Vinyl at Center Stage Theater became a haven for all indie music lovers last Wednesday as Ax and the Hatchetmen took up residence in the iconic venue for the night. While the band is still ...

An arts and entertainment hub is underway on Marietta St. with the vision of becoming a space for students to explore the intersection of ...

As the South’s liveliest college newspaper, the Technique is always looking for better ways to disseminate information to Tech students and beyond. With over 100 years of history, the staff hopes to ...

Tech takes pride in its efforts to increase campus sustainability and engage all community members in environmental initiatives, but how do these measures actually play out? Coinciding with the ...

The transition into college communal living is an intimidating and difficult process for everyone. Moving out of your childhood home for the first time marks the end of an era in many of our lives.

People have seen plenty of classic literature film adaptations. Books that many read for the first time in a high school English class, from “Pride and Prejudice” to “Romeo and Juliet,” have made ...