Students needing professional clothes at affordable prices can look no further. This week Student to Career is conducting the second annual Suits2Cheap event giving students the opportunity to buy professional clothes at affordable prices. “We offer them to students at cheaper prices than they could find at a […]
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Preview day a success
About 1,400 people explored Tennessee Tech and all it has to offer as part of the sixth annual preview day on Oct. 5. Every fall semester, the university hosts a campus-wide event in which incoming freshman and their families can come see what Tech is all about. In […]
Soccer players receive framed jerseys
Four senior soccer players received framed jerseys during Sunday’s 2-1 win over Austin Peay University. Forward Katie Shipley, midfield Tina Marolt, midfield Rachel Blow and forward Nora Vicsek affected the team from the beginning of their career at Tech by turning a losing record into a winning record, coach […]
SOLO Concert puts on first double headline show
Student Government Association’s SOLO Concert plans to have two headlining acts for the first time in Tech history. Scotty McCreery and Russell Dickerson are scheduled to take the stage at the Hooper Eblen Center on Oct. 17. “This is the first time that we’ve had two headliners, which […]
Heatin’ up the quad
Tech Studetns Hannah Knox (left) and Janie Bundy (right) vote to see who has the best Chili at Heating up the Quad at Tech on Oct. 8.(Photo by Kendyl Seals) Tech’s chili competitor warms up his soup in hopes to win Heating up the Quad at Tech on Oct. 8.(Photo […]
Women’s basketball team searches for student manager
Tech’s women’s basketball team searched for new student manager Student managers have been an integral part of the women’s basketball team at Tech. Operations Director Emily Hatfield is hiring a student manager to fill the vacant position. Students who are interested need to email her with an attached resume. The […]
Softball team competes against Georgia Highlands College
Tech’s softball team competed against Georgia Highlands College in the preseason exhibition Oct. 5. Although the score and stats are not recorded in preseason exhibitions, the Golden Eagles started strong in the first game but struggled to come back after they fell behind in the second game. “I […]
Annual Study Abroad Fair draws in hundreds of students
Over 350 students attended the Study Abroad Fair, an event to introduce students to the opportunities available to learn in a different part of the world on Sept. 17 in the Tech Pride Room. The fair provided information about programs, financial aid, the application process and allowed students to meet […]
Fraternity suspension lifted
Tech officials lifted a six-day suspension against Phi Gamma Delta members and assigned them a remediation plan after deeming a videotaped incident a “juvenile prank” and not hazing. The “incident” occurred at the chapter house on Sept. 11, involving Phi Gamma Delta members forcing a new member into a […]
Family travels from Japan to celebrate Family Weekend
The Sugano family travelled more than 6,500 miles from Tokyo, Japan, to celebrate Tech’s annual Family Weekend event starting Sept. 13 with their daughter Kaede. Kaede Sugano, a freshman business information technology major, welcomed her parents and grandparents after they travelled 13 hours from Japan. “Before coming to Family Weekend […]