Parkinson’s disease is personal for the McCamish Foundation. Henry “Hank” McCamish Jr. – an insurance executive, entrepreneur and philanthropist – died of Parkinson’s in 2013.
As key Atlanta business and civic leaders continue to forge a multi-faceted relationship with the Nobel Peace Laureates, a complementary effort is underway to make the Atlanta region a hub for peace education and research.
A video produced by BBC Storyworks and presented by the World Green Building Council has begun airing about Georgia Tech’s Kendeda Building in a series about buildings around the globe that advance concepts of sustainability ...
By Guest Columnist LALITH POLEPEDDI, a research scientist at Georgia Tech's Global Change Program Efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19 have radically transformed travel patterns across the globe. Between April and September 2020, global air ...
At a time science and its practitioners are under assault, Georgia Tech President Ángel Cabrera spoke of the role of research institutions and their mission to provide, “hope to find solutions to the most important ...
By QUYNH PHAM, master’s student of Architecture and City and Regional Planning at Georgia Tech To say that the last several months have been distressingly surreal would be an understatement. For students, it began with an ...
This weekend, consider a socially distant July 4.
By Guest Columnists ANNA WESTERSTAHL STENPORT and SEBNEM OZKAN, of the Atlanta Global Studies Center at Georgia Institute of Technology Universities and colleges, as local and global anchor institutions, are poised to educate the next generation ...
Georgia Tech President Angel Cabrera portrays a new e-learning program on sustainability as a result of the type of university-based global coalition needed to solve big problems in the 21st century.
Many leaders in the housing realm have long argued that most social issues revolve around whether people have a roof over their heads.
By Guest Columnist JENNIFER S. SINGH, associate professor of sociology at Georgia Tech Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Georgia, and in Atlanta it disproportionately affects black and low-income communities. To address heart ...
Progress continues on the next development at Midtown’s Tech Square with the naming of the tower for a respected alumnus and nearly $31 million in construction funding that Gov. Brian Kemp included in his budget ...
When philanthropist Diana Blank saw the completed Kendeda Living Building on Georgia Tech’s campus earlier this month, it took her breath away.
As Georgia Tech President G.P. “Bud” Peterson leaves his post on Aug. 31 after 10½ years, he is proud of the progress the university has enjoyed under his watch – from research, economic development, innovation ...
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