AE Administrative Staff members Tiwanna Williams and Michelle Hall (L-R in the photo) along with Vivian Robinson - O'Neal, successfully completed the Georgia Tech CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) course on November 11.

Students brought their pumpkins ready to be judged to the Weber Courtyard on October 24 for AE's 1st Annual Pumpkin Carving Contest. Entries were judged on the basis of originality, creativity and appearance.

“Investing in America’s Future: NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate” by Dr. Michael Gazarik

Prof. Suresh Menon has been selected by COE Dean Gary May after a college-wide search, and appointed by the Board of Regents for the position of the College of Engineering Hightower Professor.

Approximately 450 members of the space propulsion and satellite fabrication community spanning 26 countries participated in a special panel discussion at the 2013 International Electric Propulsion Conference

Atlanta Journal Constitution (AJC) article about a report released in June 2013 about NCAA academic progress rate.

The Georgia Tech Chapter of Sigma Gamma Tau, the national Aerospace Engineering Honor Society, welcomed fourteen new members on October 23, 2014.

The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics has just published a new book in its Library of Flight Series, "Space Shuttle Legacy: How We Did It and What We Learned".

Three-time Space Shuttle astronaut Sandra Magnus and China's first woman astronaut Liu Yang shared their experiences in space with Chinese students during a five-day International Astronautical Congress in Beijing in September 2013.

Three-time Space Shuttle astronaut Sandra Magnus and China's first woman astronaut Liu Yang shared their experiences in space with Chinese students during a five-day International Astronautical Congress in Beijing in September 2013.