Georgia Tech’s Scheller College of Business is expanding its graduate offerings with the launch of the M.S. Major in Management Online, welcoming its first cohort in Fall 2025. Designed for working professionals and learners from diverse industries and backgrounds, the program provides a flexible pathway to develop business skills without interrupting careers.

In the latest episode of Scheller Business Insights, Karthik Ramachandran, Dunn Family Professor of Operations Management at the Scheller College of Business at Georgia Tech, explores the classic question: Are entrepreneurs born or made?

Last Friday, for its 10th anniversary, Home Depot’s Innovation Lab, OrangeWorks, opened its doors to the Tech Square community for a special open house. Attendees got a behind-the-scenes look at the company’s cutting-edge research and development efforts.

Every second Wednesday of the month, the lobby of the TSRB building in Tech Square transforms into a haven for book lovers and curious minds alike. The Traveling Library, a monthly community event hosted by TSQ ATL and led by Vicky Fowler, invites visitors to browse an ever-changing selection of books spanning genres and disciplines.

ATDC’s Entrepreneur’s Night has become a cornerstone for Atlanta’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, offering young startups a chance to connect, learn, and grow. Launched in response to a strong demand for more networking opportunities, this monthly event provides a platform for startups to engage with fellow entrepreneurs, industry professionals, and established innovators.

On February 11, 2025, Georgia Tech’s Institute for People and Technology (IPaT) and Master’s Program in Human-Computer Interaction (MS-HCI) held the Interactivity@GT event, bringing together students, faculty, and industry professionals to explore cutting-edge research and innovations in human-computer interaction.

To close out the Spring semester, Bits of Good (BoG) hosted their final event, Demo Day, where members were invited to come together, share recent project accomplishments, and celebrate another successful semester of social good. 

On the afternoon of Monday, April 8, Tech Square community members gathered in the courtyard to witness a rare celestial event –  a total solar eclipse crossed over the United States, Canada, and Mexico. To celebrate, we hosted a Total Eclipse of the Square viewing party. 

In 2022, Stripe, Alphabet, Meta, Shopify, and McKinsey collectively pledged $925 million to pre-purchase carbon removal credits. Their initiative, called Frontier, stimulated demand for technologies and services that facilitate the sequestration of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, but the exact mechanism by which carbon credits are generated, sold, and purchased is still very opaque. The lack of clarity presents a barrier for many scientists, investors, entrepreneurs, and consumers who want to engage with the voluntary carbon markets.

March is an important time for women, as it boasts both International Women's Day (IWD) and Women’s History Month. In honor of celebrating females all over the world, and their vast achievements, Startup Exchange (SX) hosted an inclusive event right in our very own Clubhouse. 

Civic Hack Night, a welcoming space for civic-minded, social-good tech projects, was back in action for the Spring semester! Inviting individuals with all backgrounds, skill levels, and experiences to join in on the volunteer effort, the event aimed to make Atlanta a more inclusive, diverse, equitable, and accessible community!

Early March marked the beginning of an important investment by Atlanta into its future – the birth of the city being a premier tech hub. This momentous occasion was commemorated with the launch of two startups from right here in Tech Square – SellRaze and the Atlanta Collegiate Entrepreneurship Syndicate (ACES)!

Kabila, the co-founder matching app, Techstars portfolio company, and soon-to-be $5 million investment fund, hosted the inaugural ATL Tech Tuesday Founder Happy Hour at The Clubhouse in early March. The event, which is “for founders, by founders,” invited local community members to enjoy complimentary food, drinks, and most importantly, learn more about the topic at hand for the evening – startup legal issues. 

In attempts to usher in a renewed area of technical connection and education, ReactATL, Atlanta JavaScript, and Atlanta Vue.js teamed up in Tech Square to host an evening for software developers and tech professionals centered around networking, shared learnings, unique presentations, coding exercises, and more. 

ShipIt is a collective of makers, builders, and doers across Atlanta coming together in a shared space to make progress on your ideas and network with others. Hosted at The Clubhouse, ShipIt invited all self-described (and aspiring) artists, engineers, creators, writers, designers, and more to share their latest features and feedback.