In this episode, we explore questions like: What is innovation? Can (and should) everybody innovate? How can everyone in the audience unleash creativity? And what does it mean for an innovation to fail? 

In this episode of "What's Up," Indra and Wesley dive into cybersecurity and discuss what it truly means to be secure in a digital world. 

"Some people came in only being able to move a finger, and they left being able to button their shirt."

That's why the Tech Square Job Fair team assembled ten software developers to connect with job seekers (present and future) to find out what it’s really like to work as a developer in a variety of settings.  

Engage connects startups with Fortune 1000s, eliminating the barriers to build successful companies with a solid product-market fit. 

What's up with blockchain? Find out in the first episode of this new series exploring technology trends you've heard of but can't explain to your grandmother. 

Tech Square is full of people shaping the future of technology--including the future of data. So in this episode of The Hot Seat, we asked three bold experts to predict how data will affect our lives in the next five years.

The latest episode of Hump Day Exchange is a veritable buffet of delicious tidbits from some of our best conversations in 2017.

The GVU Center recently celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary with an exhibition titled "Nostalgic Futures," which resurfaces projects from GVU's archives to explore what technologists of the past thought the future would be like. 

On the sixteenth episode of Hump Day Exchange, we sat down with Lekha Surasani, Director of Finance and Operations for HackGT; Wesley Samples, Co-Director of Startup Exchange; and Chloe Belangia, Executive Director of TEDxGeorgiaTech. All three guests are organizers of student-founded organizations on Georgia Tech's campus, each with the common goal of promoting student curiosity, innovation, and drive.

Tech Square gained national recognition this month as Georgia Tech's own HackGT beat out 149 other schools to win first place in the 2017 MLH North American Hackathon Season. 

Cities rise from commerce. Those who focus on their strengths and comparative advantages will rise. So who’s on the rise? Explore that and more in Episode 15 of Hump Day Exchange. 

The $217 trillion BuiltTech sector is what shapes the future of planning, design, construction, and management of buildings, infrastructure, and cities.

Teams are accepted after rounds of interviews where they present their startup idea to the coaches. Once accepted, each team receives $20,000 of seed money, donated by Christopher Klaus.

To explore this topic, we brought in Jen Bonnett, Director and General Manager of ATDC, Wei-Chun Tai, partner at Mosely Ventures, and Annie Harrison Elliott, playwright of Empty Rooms, which will be performed in the Garage. Listen to what these women had to say about the challenges and opportunities they face on a daily basis.