Articles By: Roger Slavens

It took an American—none other than Johnny Cash—to quantify the greenness of Ireland in song, and I can tell you first hand that he had it right. As the plane broke through the floor of clouds on its descent into Shannon Airport, I sat simply awestruck at the sight of lush rolling hills and meadows more

With the number and quality of applicants steadily increasing, the competition for freshman admission has never been higher at Georgia Tech. In fact, in sheer statistical terms, it’s harder to “get in” than it is to “get out.” With the 2015 college application season now well underway, the Alumni Magazine asked Rick Clark, director of more

High-ranking and influential Georgia Tech alumni and faculty—as well as the Institute’s good friend Ernest Moniz, the U.S. Secretary of Energy—weigh in on the state of the energy industry and its future in this exclusive Alumni Magazine roundtable. Energy Roundtable Participants Dr. Rafael Bras is Georgia Tech’s provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs, a professor in more

Ken Muncy, IE 82, will be the first to tell you that he’s no designer. But he knows far more than most about a critical step in the design process—one that innovators often overlook—and that’s how to protect your design work with a patent. As a principal at renowned intellectual property law firm Muncy, Geissler, more