Beyond Genre: Exploring Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter and Tina Turner's Influence
In her analysis, Joycelyn Wilson explores Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' album, influenced by icons like Tina Turner, representing a bold departure into country-pop fusion, while delving into its cultural resonance and musical evolution.
Staff Council Nominations Open until April 26, 2024
Georgia Tech Staff Council seeks nominations and applications for new members. Nominations for elected members and committee members will be accepted from April 15 until April 26.
Will Caitlin Clark's Star Power Raise WNBA Salaries?
As Caitlin Clark becomes a household name, she elevates a question WNBA players, fans, and advocates have asked for decades: why is there such a significant pay disparity between men's and women's basketball?
School of Public Policy Professor Talks TikTok Ban
Professor Milton Mueller is the co-author of a widely cited report on TikTok.
Grappling With Uncertainty Amid Cyberattacks
Even minor cyberattacks can cause a fearful reaction from the public.
Fears, Promises, and Emerging Tech
What can the history of telecom infrastructure teach us about AI?
Experts Say Life-long Learning is a Must to Keep Pace with Generative AI
Concerns about the disruption of generative AI fuel this insightful conversation between the College of Computing's Alex Orso and David Joyner.
Can Metro Atlanta Handle 1.8 Million More Residents?
Georgia Tech experts examine how the Atlanta region can prepare for the projected addition of nearly 2 million residents by 2050.
Social Media Driving Force Behind Increased Visits to National Parks
A new study from Georgia Tech's School of Economics is the first to tie high levels of social media exposure to increased visitors to the U.S. National Parks — and the increased crowding and ecological damage they bring with them.
30 Years Later, Story of Freaknik Gets Told
Joycelyn Wilson, assistant professor in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication, says the release of 'Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told' continues to raise the profile of Atlanta’s role in hip-hop overall, not just in the South.