Leadership Opportunities
The seven student publications and the radio station at Georgia Tech give students the opportunity to remain or to become involved in activities that many find a surprise in a technical environment, especially when they learn that the newspaper and yearbook are state and national award winners!
Students write, design, provide business services, and take photographs for publications. At WREK, the student managed radio station; there are opportunities to be on the air or behind the scenes in a diverse music environment.
Leadership opportunities are available for students who are looking for involvement in a non-technical area of Georgia Tech.
NEWSPAPER: TECHNIQUE
The ‘Nique’ is a state and national award winning tabloid-sized newspaper produced weekly by students during the academic session.
The Tower: Undergraduate Research Journal
Interdisciplinary research journal for undergraduate students at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
OPEN FORUM MAGAZINE: THE NORTH AVENUE REVIEW
Provides Tech students with the chance to speak their minds about almost any topic. Former issues have included essays on subjects as diverse as politics, campus policies, death and information overload.
ERATO: LITERARY AND ARTS JOURNAL
Georgia Tech’s journal of arts and literature. Publishes creative writing and various kinds of artwork submitted by students and faculty. Throughout the year, Erato sponsors open-mic events, art galleries, and art workshops.
3484 Magazine
News magazine focusing primarily on politics and social issues in the Atlanta area.
T-BOOK
Tech’s traditions and history handbook for new students, gives students a real insight into Tech life, it’s rich history and time-tested traditions.
YEARBOOK: BLUEPRINT
Tech’s national award winning yearbook is produced by a student staff. Provides students with an opportunity to practice writing, designing, and photography.
RADIO STATION: WREK 91.1 FM
An entirely student managed, operated, and engineered radio station of Georgia Tech broadcasting 24/7 on 91.1 FM with 100,000 watts of quality, diverse programming.