Recent News
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Brian Magerko Appointed James and Mary Wesley Chair for New Media Studies
July 24, 2026
Brian Magerko has been appointed as the James and Mary Wesley Chair for New Media Studies in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication.
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‘Brilliant and Engaging’ — Remembering Michael Salomone and His Four Decades of Service to Georgia Tech
July 21, 2026
Salamone was one of the founding members of the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs.
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One Conversation at a Time: Remembering Georgia Persons
July 21, 2026
Georgia Persons, a professor in the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School of Public Policy, passed away in July. Her friends and colleagues reflect on her remarkable legacy.
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Haizheng Li Named Chair of the School of Economics
June 29, 2026
Li was selected after a national search for a five-year appointment as chair.
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The Science in Every Sentence
June 25, 2026
Learn how linguistics at Georgia Tech is benefitting some students and alumni pursuing STEM careers.
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Involving Communities in Model Design Could Reduce Bias in AI
June 5, 2026
Addressing AI bias requires a continuous, adaptive, and systemwide response, argues Carter school postdoctoral fellow Reeham Mohammed.
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School of Economics Study Digs Into Pass-Through Costs of US Healthcare Tariffs
June 3, 2026
A recent study co-authored by a Georgia Tech economist finds many tariff costs were passed through to healthcare buyers.
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Generating Buzz: World Cup Puts Atlanta Back in Global Spotlight
May 31, 2026
Declan Abernethy, a lecturer in the School of History and Sociology, joined the latest episode of Generating Buzz to share his insight into how the scope and scale of the World Cup compares to "mega-events" of the past.
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Economics' Taylor Plays Key Role in INTERSECT 2026
May 29, 2026
Georgia Tech’s INTERSECT 2026 brought together leading voices in energy on May 18 to explore critical issues in the Southeast’s energy ecosystem.
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Recruiters Rate Candidates with Liberal Arts + STEM More Hirable
May 22, 2026
Hiring managers are more likely to schedule job interviews for liberal arts graduates who studied at a tech-focused university and have advanced math and computing on their resumes, according to a new Georgia Tech Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts survey.
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How the Global Energy Crisis Is Affecting Americans
May 18, 2026
Escalating tensions in the Middle East are fueling global oil price volatility and driving up costs for U.S. consumers, from gas and airfare to groceries. Georgia Tech experts explain that because oil is traded globally, supply disruptions anywhere raise prices everywhere, keeping fuel costs elevated above pre-conflict levels. Higher oil prices are also increasing transportation and supply chain expenses, while rising fertilizer costs are pushing food prices higher. Although the federal government can deploy short-term measures such as tapping reserves, experts note these solutions are limited and temporary. As uncertainty continues in energy markets, households are encouraged to reduce long-term costs by improving energy efficiency and lowering reliance on fossil fuels.
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Georgia Tech Hosts Annual Southeast Exchange of Development Studies Conference
May 13, 2026
Georgia Tech and the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts hosted the 6th Annual Southeast Exchange of Development Studies (SEEDS) Conference April 30 – May 1.
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Aaron Levine Named Interim Chair of Carter School of Public Policy
May 11, 2026
Aaron Levine will serve as interim chair for the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School of Public Policy, effective June 1.
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Carter School Professor Receives $500,000 Sloan Grant to Study Renewable Energy Workforce
May 11, 2026
Carter School Assistant Professor Michelle Graff will lead an inquiry into barriers to employment in the renewable energy sector.
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Double Major Graduate to Take Her STEM and Intercultural Skills to Spain as Fulbright Scholar
May 4, 2026
Biology and Spanish major Sonali Kaluri is headed to Barcelona after graduation this Spring as a Fulbright Scholar to study the health of migrant workers under the digital platform economy.
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LMC Students ‘Dream Big’ With Boys and Girls Clubs of America Commercial
April 29, 2026
Students in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication developed and filmed a commercial for the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.
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Taylor Witte Named Georgia Tech’s First Truman Scholar in 17 Years
April 24, 2026
A third-year economics and mathematics major and Stamps President’s Scholar, Taylor Witte has earned one of the nation's top honors for emerging public service leaders.
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Poetry@Tech Collaborates With MARTA to Put Poetry in Motion
April 22, 2026
Poetry@Tech arranged to have poems, accompanied by artwork by local Atlanta artsts, on select MARTA trains and digital station signboards.
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McChrystal Brings Lesson on Character to Georgia Tech
April 15, 2026
The former commander of U.S. special operations forces discussed his views on character, the state of society, and the eternal importance of reading.
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Ivan Allen College to Help Co-Found Liberal Arts Network
April 15, 2026
The Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts will join several other programs in forming a network for liberal arts units embedded within technological universities.
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