On the April 7th edition: Floyd County moves to stabilize its fire-damaged courthouse; Georgia Tech students consider sustainability in space; And there’s good reason to think recovering from Hurricane Helene will take much longer than just a few years.

Large language models like ChatGPT and Claude AI have cemented themselves for many as a tool to find and apply for jobs.  

Georgia residents now have a new way to compare the estimated costs paid for a large variety of health care services in the state, thanks to a searchable “shop for care” resource launched as part of the Georgia All-Payer Claims Database.

Alberto Mendoza has announced his transfer to Georgia Tech less than 24 hours after being crowned a national champion with Indiana. Mendoza was Indiana's primary backup under his older brother, Fernando, as a redshirt freshman in 2025.

The Georgia Tech University police department honored a fallen officer today — a German shepherd named Pepper.

Agriculture companies incorporating robotics techniques in controlled environments are the fastest-growing sector of Georgia’s agribusiness, according to the state’s Department of Economic Development.

Georgia Tech’s public policy school is now the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School of Public Policy. 

After losing his foot as a child, one Georgia Tech student decided to use his experience to design smarter prosthetics for others.

The 7-0 Georgia Tech football starts the second half of Atlantic Coast Conference in a homecoming matchup with Syracuse that could make or break its Top 10 status. 

On the October 14th Edition: The White House conducted another round of firings at the Atlanta-based CDC on Friday; The government shutdown is hitting Georgia research universities hard; And the Northeast Georgia Health System is now using a type of artificial intelligence aimed at easing staff burnout.

Georgia Tech has formally opened its new aerospace laboratory, and the first projects are already being designed.

Student leaders and Georgia Tech and employees with Atlanta transit participated in Parking Day. The project transformed two blocks of parking spots in Atlanta into places for rest and creativity.

Very little of the plastic that consumers recycle actually ends up back in circulation. A researcher at Georgia Tech is hoping a new method of construction will give recycled plastic a second life.

Growing up as the daughter of immigrants from El Salvador, Roxana Chicas heard horror stories about what the heat could do to construction workers like her stepfather. So she and a team of researchers developed tech to help outdoor workers monitor heat. 

The study looked into a cultural jump from the indigenous people of New Zealand.