ChBE@GT is ranked No. 2 (unchanged from last year) in the nation—first among public universities—for its undergraduate program in the 2027 rankings of U.S. News & World Report.
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For Tau Beta Pi Cup winner Michael Silas, community & connection have been a key part of his Georgia Tech experience. Meet the @GTChBE major who won the College’s top honor for graduating students: https://t.co/kmgl7m4L1b
Congrats to Michael Silas @mbsilas22 (B.S. 2026), whose combination of academic excellence, leadership, and service recently earned him the College of Engineering’s top honor for a graduating senior: the Tau Beta Pi Cup. https://t.co/fhzN1Ayd2U #gojackets#wecandothat
ChBE@GT is ranked No. 2 (up one spot from last year) in the nation (first among public universities) for our undergraduate program in the latest rankings of U.S. News & World Report. https://t.co/vRsTqKuAjs
ChBE@GT is ranked No. 2 (up one spot from last year) in the nation (first among public universities) for our undergraduate program in the latest rankings of U.S. News & World Report. https://t.co/vRsTqKu2tU #rankings#undergrad
BREAKING: FIRE and @CollegeInsights have just released the 2025 College Free Speech Rankings.
Surveying 58K+ students from 257 institutions, the results find that free speech has been threatened in historic ways since the Israel-Hamas war began.
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🟡 @UVA was ranked as this year’s best school for free speech! Michigan Technological University, Florida State University, Eastern Kentucky University, and Georgia Tech round out the top five.
🔴 @Harvard is ranked as the worst school for free speech for the second year in a row. @Columbia and @nyuniversity round out the bottom three — each earning an “abysmal” rating.
🔴 Campus deplatforming attempts spiked by 400% since Hamas’ October 7th attack on Israel.
🔴 7 out of 10 students are uncomfortable publicly disagreeing with a professor about a controversial political topic.
🔴 54% of students report it’s difficult to talk about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On 17 campuses where this issue was especially contentious, 75% or more marked the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as difficult to discuss.
🔴 1 in 4 students said it was unclear whether their college administration protects free speech.
🔴 1/3 of students approve of the use of violence at least “rarely” to stop campus speakers.
🔴 7 out of 10 students say it's at least “rarely okay” to shout down a speaker.
Given all of this, it is unsurprising that American confidence in higher education is at a record low.
Yesterday, I successfully defended my master’s thesis on the June 6, 2020 western US derecho! A few more edits still, but the hard part is done. Thanks to all who came both in person and on zoom!