The Shop Building, Skiles Bridge, and Hightower Textile Engineering Building may have vanished from Georgia Tech, but their stories still echo across campus. Explore the landmarks, traditions, and memories that remain woven into Georgia Tech’s history.
Graduating students, submit your favorite grad photo and share your post commencement plans December 21 for a chance to be featured on a building banner outside the Alumni House, across the Alumni Association’s social media channels, website, or in the Alumni Magazine. Don’t just graduate—claim your spot in the Georgia Tech story.
Bid on one of six remaining special edition Edison A Model premium e-bikes created in honor of President Cabrera, MS Psy 93, PhD Psy, 95, during the online auction happening now through October 31st at 11:59 p.m. EDT. Celebrate President Cabrera’s legacy and own one of Edison’s most advanced e-bikes that features a Georgia Tech crest and a custom gold finish.
From Bobby Dodd Stadium to your own backyard, submit photos of your favorite Georgia Tech fans who keep the White and Gold spirit alive. Spotlight the fans, family members, and future Jackets who represent the swarm with pride.
Join us for a fun-filled and historically rich journey through America’s most iconic landmarks and scenic regions. Jamestown, Yorktown, Colonial Williamsburg, Monticello, Washington, D.C., rail journeys on the Potomac Eagle Scenic Rail and the New Tygart Flyer and an overnight stay at the legendary Greenbrier Resort are all highlights of the trip.
You earned your degree, now it’s time to establish your career and live a thriving and impactful life. The New Alumni Guide is an exclusive resource for recent graduates. Get advice about moving, pursuing another degree, succeeding at work, or affording life.
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Update Your ProfileAlumni and friends were able to see featured locations and artifacts in this year’s Homecoming tour, including the newly renovated D.M. Smith Building, 1934-era bronze gates that were at the front of the Naval Armory on campus, the final sculpture designed by famed architect John Portman, and more.
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