The faculty and staff of the School of Aerospace Engineering gave a spirited send-off to Dr. Alan Wilhite who officially retired from his positions at Georgia Tech and NASA.

When NASA launched the Orion spacecraft on Friday, AE graduate student Zu Puayen Tan did more than look up in wonder. He turned to art.

Georgia Tech faculty looking for a unique opportunity to connect with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) are invited to submit proposals for the 2015 JPL Summer Fellowship. The deadline has been extended to December 15 at 5 p.m.

Leaders from throughout the aerospace industry converged on Georgia Tech Nov. 18-20 for the Fifth Annual FAA Continuous Lower Energy Emissions and Noise (CLEEN) Consortium meeting, hosted by the Aerospace Systems Design Lab.

The Georgia Tech Chapter of the American Helicopter Society (AHS) was well-represented last weekend at a special celebration of Vietnam Veterans, organized by the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation at the Henry County Airport.

The School of Aerospace Engineering has hosted talks by no fewer than 12 experts, researchers, and leaders in the field of aerospace engineering.

GT-AE sophomore Sara Miller doesn’t speak loudly, but her ambitions are decidedly high-decibel

Twenty-three GT-AE students were inducted into Sigma Gamma Tau, the honor society for aerospace engineering, during ceremonies held at the Georgia Tech Hotel, Nov. 5.

For students enrolled in VIP-USLI Rocket class, there is no AE, or ECE or ME. It's all about finding smart engineers to build a NASA-worthy rocket.

Julian Rimoli shared a compelling perspective on the future of science education in early November, delivering one of the keynote addresses at Project Lead the Way's (PLTW) Summit