Recent News
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AI & Society: Harnessing the Good and Minimizing the Bad
October 14, 2026
The positive and negative potential of AI was the focus of the first Georgia Tech AI & Society Series event, hosted by the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts and the Michael E. Tennenbaum Family Institute for Technology and Civic Leadership on Oct. 8.
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What Are We Giving Up When We Give Up Data Privacy?
October 12, 2026
Charles Woods, a privacy rhetoric expert in Georgia Tech's School of Literature, Media, and Communication at the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, shares four major concerns.
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Quality of Life Improving for Older Americans
October 11, 2026
Quality of life for Americans aged 65 and over increased over the past decade, according to new research from Shatakshee Dhongde in Georgia Tech’s School of Economics.
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Soccer and Civil Rights Museum’s Soccer Exhibit Powered by Georgia Tech Expert’s Insights
October 8, 2026
Nunn School Professor Kirk Bowman provided the academic expertise for the exhibit at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.
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Georgia Tech Poet Victoria Chang Named Prestigious National Book Award Finalist
October 7, 2026
Chang was nominated for her collection of poems, 'Tree of Knowledge.'
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AI & Society Events to Examine Real-World Trade Offs Behind AI
September 30, 2026
Artificial intelligence may operate in the digital world, but it leaves a massive and very real physical and societal footprint. What does AI’s rapid growth mean for the future of humanity? How can it be steered towards a more prosperous future for all?
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Can Presidents Influence Gas Prices? New Research Fuels the Debate
September 29, 2026
Economists have long dismissed the public perception that presidents influence gas prices as economic illiteracy. New research from Georgia Tech economists Dylan Brewer and Matthew Oliver calls that assumption into question, finding significant differences in average gas prices across administrations.
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Advancing Space Policy in the Sam Nunn School
September 28, 2026
Learn about the work of space policy scholars in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs.
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‘Never Been Better’ — Murdie Celebrates the State of the Ivan Allen College
September 23, 2026
“We have never been better as a community, and the Institute increasingly recognizes the value of our work in the humanities and social sciences, especially as the rise of artificial intelligence puts what it means to be human front and center,” Murdie said.
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Georgia Tech's Space Research Institute Names Two Associate Directors
September 22, 2026
David Ballantyne and Mariel Borowitz join SRI's leadership team to strengthen interdisciplinary research, expand strategic partnerships, and advance Georgia Tech's growing space enterprise.
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Georgia Tech Hosts Leadership Discussion to Celebrate Naming of Tennenbaum Family Institute
September 14, 2026
Technology should enhance the work of people, not replace the human qualities that make leadership possible, panelists said.
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Exploring Place and Space With the Center for Interdisciplinary Media Arts
September 10, 2026
The Center for Interdisciplinary Media Arts at Georgia Tech recently hosted doctoral students and early-career scholars from around the country for a workshop on spatial scholarship.
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Georgia Tech Launches Michael E. Tennenbaum Family Institute for Technology and Civic Leadership
September 1, 2026
The interdisciplinary institute will prepare students to navigate the intersection of technology, civic life, and leadership.
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Scheller College of Business, Ivan Allen College, Open Pathway for Accelerated Master’s Degrees
August 24, 2026
Undergraduate Scheller College students can apply to study for any one of six Ivan Allen College master’s degrees and use up to six credit hours of undergraduate work to accelerate their degree.
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‘An Extraordinary Capacity to Build Bridges’ — Remembering Juan Carlos Rodriguez
August 17, 2026
Colleagues say Rodriguez was a caring colleague and excellent scholar.
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As Oil Profits Skyrocket, Calls for Windfall Taxes Rise
August 12, 2026
Economists have long held a more nuanced view of windfall taxes than either side of the current debate suggests.
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Sophie Landrieux Kartochian Named Assistant Dean for Student Success and Leadership
August 7, 2026
Sophie Landrieux Kartochian has been named the Assistant Dean for Student Success and Leadership, effective Aug. 10.
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Lindsey Bullinger Named Associate Dean for Research
August 3, 2026
Lindsey Bullinger, associate professor in the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School of Public Policy, has been named associate dean for research, effective Aug. 1. Bullinger’s research examines how public policies affect child and family health and well-being, especially among low-income families.
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ITCL Seed Grants Support Campuswide Innovation in Curriculum, Research
July 29, 2026
The funded proposals come from almost every college, the Georgia Tech Library, and two Interdisciplinary Research Institutes.
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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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