Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts

Bittersweet news! Congratulations to Cassidy Sugimoto, chair of the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School of Public Policy, on being named dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University.

Spring tour led by our amazing ambassadors—full of discovery, inspiration, and fun!

Who owns the stars? @NunnSchoolGT experts Mariel Borowitz, Margaret E. Kosal, and Thomas González Roberts joined moderator Lisa Yaszek from @gt_lmc to talk about the future of #SpacePolicy at the recent @GTSciences Frontiers in Science Conference.

The Institute for Technology and Civic Leadership kicked off with an inspiring keynote dialogue featuring Robert George and Cornel West, exploring how dialogue across differences can move us closer to truth.

Georgia Tech makes history with the first space sustainability course in the U.S. bit.ly/4dMPHfe

Thanks to Darrell Ross for an up‑close flintknapping demonstration through experimental archaeology. This spring, archaeology courses will make its way to Georgia Tech.

An unforgettable night celebrating the Distinguished Alumni Awards and honoring the alumni, students, and faculty who pour excellence, passion, and purpose into Georgia Tech.

This Spring's Hall Scholars' Breakfast celebrated outstanding students who continue to lead with purpose and take control of their future.

Graduate students, this one’s for you! Graduate Student Appreciation Week is happening March 30–April 3. Join for events designed to connect, recharge, and celebrate Georgia Tech’s graduate and professional students. Find more information here: bit.ly/4lRBKPk

Congratulations to Gloria Calhoun! Recently, Gloria successfully defended her dissertation, “Inventing a Network: American Telecommunications Infrastructure (1843–1893).”

As Atlanta gears up to host the 2026 World Cup, the spotlight goes beyond the pitch. At Georgia Tech, the game becomes a laboratory—exploring global development, economic impact, and what mega-events mean for cities worldwide. bit.ly/3O0QCOF

Meet the honorees! The 12th Annual Distinguished Alumni Awards recognize Ivan Allen College leaders advancing technology, strengthening communities, and improving the human condition. Tap the link to see all awardees. bit.ly/4ssFYiJ

The move to renewable energy goes far beyond technology. Ivan Allen College experts examine the national security, economic, political, and equity challenges shaping America’s energy future. bit.ly/4sWXaws

What is archaeology? Episode 676 of Lost in the Stacks features Allison Mickel unpacking the science, stories, and significance behind the field. bit.ly/4lznOcw

Forget the highlight reels. Alumni After Dark: Real Jobs. Real Paths. Real Talk. features accomplished Liberal Arts alumni from around the world sharing the decisions, detours, and surprises that shaped their careers. See information below.

Live Flintknapping Demo! See how ancient stone tools were made during a hands-on flintknapping demonstration with lithic expert Darrell Ross. Thursday March 19th, 2–3:15 p.m. located in the OCE Courtyard

Join us for the inaugural Perspectives on Technology and Civic Leadership Symposium on April 2–3 at the Price Gilbert Scholars Event Theater. Featuring a keynote dialogue with Robert George and Cornel West. Register to attend one or both days! bit.ly/4rt2vuk

The 2026 IAC Student Research Conference was a powerful reminder of what student scholarship can achieve. From posters to conversations, students shared impactful research and connected with faculty, staff, and fellow Yellow Jackets across campus.

Students in @TechHSOC’s Spring sports studies class are learning how Atlanta’s 2026 #FIFAWorldCup games might impact the city by looking back at local events such as the #Superbowl and #Olympics. bit.ly/4s7fe76

Congratulations to all the future IAC Yellow Jackets who found out tonight that they'll be coming to Georgia Tech! Can't wait to meet you!