Americans are understandably concerned about the rising costs of attending college, which have significantly outpaced inflation over the past three decades. Despite these national trends, I am delighted that Georgia Tech not only has been able to keep tuition and fees flat over the past three years but also, thanks to major state investments, will significantly reduce fees this coming year.… read more

I see no better way for us to celebrate Women’s History Month than to recognize the contributions of women among our faculty, staff, students, and alumni over the years. From the late Dorothy Crosland, Tech’s longtime director of libraries who helped establish an information science graduate program in the 1960s that laid the foundation for the College of Computing, to Sandy Magnus (Ph.D. MSE… read more

Ramiah Martin was born in 2017 without a windpipe, an extremely rare and usually fatal condition. Her physicians placed a 3D-printed tracheal splint, lifesaving technology ushered in by Georgia Tech researcher Scott Hollister and developed in a lab at Georgia Tech. Just before Christmas, Ramiah turned four. She is in preschool, learning to communicate through sign language, and “is nothing… read more