Georgia Tech’s arboretum status — official as of March — was an organic development stemming from a tree inventory in 2012.

Several projects were completed over the summer, while a few continue into the fall.

Jacob “Jack” Davis has traveled to the southeast African nation of Malawi almost every summer since 2011. But, not for vacation. 

Groundskeeper Donald "DJ" Jordan takes pride in maintaining the historical part of campus called The Hill.

Georgia Tech’s campus continues to grow and evolve. Right now, growing pains are particularly acute in the northwest sector of campus.

Quentin Holden, certified as an arborist through the International Society of Arboriculture, takes care of Tech's trees.

The Wall Street Journal highlights Georgia Tech and the Kendeda Fund’s efforts to create a self-sufficient building.

Construction on campus continues this fall with the development of the northwest section of the Eco-Commons.

Tech Lawn and Garden, a column by lawn and garden experts in Facilities, shares tips that you can use at home.

Several major construction projects have been completed or are about to wrap up on campus this semester. Other projects are moving along as anticipated. Read on for the latest updates.