Georgia Tech has earned a STARS Gold Rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE).

Award-winning innovation in campus building services drives efficiencies.

While remnants of the recent chilled water outage remain in Harrison Square, operations are mostly back to normal following an around-the-clock operation executed by multiple departments across the Institute.

The latest collection of projects touches all aspects of campus life – academics, athletics, infrastructure, student life, and transportation.

The required repair and improvements to the chilled water distribution system will take several months.

College applicants are increasingly choosing schools that demonstrate a strong commitment to the environment.

Beginning Nov. 25, the final phase of East Campus Streetscape will begin with construction of new alignment of intersection at 4th Street and Techwood Drive.

Lateral lines from the new water main on Tech Parkway will be installed during this time.

Utilities infrastructure improvements will be made during this timeframe.

Utility tie-in work will require a two week closure.