Welcome to Student Life at Georgia Tech! Student Life has a rich and strong history of providing student support services and co-curricular learning opportunities that help our diverse student community acquire and apply life-learning skills. The Division supports the mission of Georgia Tech by enhancing the student experience through programs and services that focus on student transition, learning, leadership, wellness and success, as well as student and parent engagement.
Campus Response to Coronavirus
Georgia Tech has a coronavirus website to provide the campus community with information about emergency preparedness, and campus operations. All updates, including an FAQ, will be posted here.
Student Life Events
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Sep 23 to Nov 18
Level Up: An Advanced Allyship Course
Join LGBTQIA Resource Center for Level Up: An Advanced Allyship Course.
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Oct 22
Safe Space
Join us for our LGBTQIA ally training program.
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Oct 23
Kaki King’s DATA NOT FOUND
Hailed by Rolling Stone as “a genre unto herself,” composer, guitarist, and performance artist Kaki King has created DATA NOT FOUND.
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Oct 25
Demystifying Ransomware and Defending Against Future Attacks
Join the live session at 11:00 a.m. (ET) on Monday, Oct. 25 to hear from a panel of experts and get your questions answered.
Student Life News
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Food Project Making an Impact on Campus and Beyond
Progress and service are two constants that guide Georgia Tech’s Campus Kitchens Project in providing support and sustainable food options for our community.
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Georgia Tech Launches First-Year Mental Health Education
Georgia Tech is offering a mental well-being module for incoming first-year students for the first time. This evidence-based online module is a new requirement for all incoming first-year students, along with AlcoholEdu and Sexual Assault Prevention. Georgia Tech has partnered with EverFi, whose mission is to help students address critical life matters in higher education institutions across the country.
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For the Greater Good: Tech Community Supports Good Samaritan Health Center
Forty of Good Sam’s helpline volunteers have been Georgia Tech students, making up much of the volunteer pool throughout the year.
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Make This Sustainably-built Sculpture Part of Your Earth Day Celebrations
