Engineers Without Borders Project Installs 100 Clean Cookstoves in Nicaragua
In 2013, a Georgia Tech student visiting the community of Nuevo Amanecer, a small neighborhood in rural Nicaragua, was struck by how damaging the method of cooking with an open fire could be to people’s respiratory health. This led to the beginning of a project to give the people of Nuevo Amanecer clean cookstoves, a project that’s been the work of Georgia Tech’s Engineers Without Borders for almost eight years.
The Sustainability Student Champion Award recognizes a student who demonstrates sustainability leadership with a lasting impact on campus culture and institutional sustainability progress. The honoree is awarded $500.
The nationwide National Security Agency’s Codebreaker Challenge provides students with a hands-on opportunity to develop skills in reverse-engineering and low-level code analysis through realistic problem-solving.
New Graduate Program Rankings Put Tech at Top in the Nation
Georgia Tech remains ranked among the nation’s best in U.S. News & World Report’s 2022 Best Graduate School Rankings. More than half of all rated programs earned higher rankings than the previous year.
The goal in emergency management is always to get back to normal. That's what Smith has been working toward every day since last January, when the pandemic began.
Breaking the glass ceiling isn’t just for high-profile political figures. At Georgia Tech, women are making new strides in a wide range of male-dominated fields, at all levels.
Babcock Is First Tech Transfer to U.S. Space Force
The first Georgia Tech student to transfer into the newly created United States Space Force is Captain Chloe Babcock, who is earning a master’s degree in operations research. She also serves as an instructor for the Institute’s Air Force ROTC detachment.
Georgia Tech women's basketball beat West Virginia Tuesday to advance to the Sweet 16 for only the second time in school history and the first time since 2012. The team's next game will be this weekend.
