Retired Colonel Ken Grundborg was unable to attend two graduation ceremonies at Georgia Tech due to active military service. Today, he walked across the stage at 88-years old. Grundborg earned his bachelor’s degree in 1960 and his master’s in 1966 — both in civil engineering. He missed his ceremony when the @usarmy called him to serve his country. He spent 20 years with the Army Corps of Engineers, also serving in the 82nd Airborne Division, the Rangers, and the Pathfinders. He earned a Bronze Star Medal, Legion of Merit, and Ranger Tab. Congratulations Ken! We’re glad you finally made it! 💛🎓🐝 🇺🇸 #GT26 #RamblinOn

And he went to Georgia Tech…

The final minutes of sunlight and the first moments of full moonrise night — in one photo. 😍🌇🌃 @br3nn3nfoto captured this stunning image of Tech Tower yesterday. We’re obsessed. 💛🐝👏

A magnificent seven! This is Ángel Cabrera's last week as Georgia Tech's 12th president, and his tenure has embodied our motto — Progress and Service. #WeCanDoThat 🐝💛👏 | c.gatech.edu/4ik3mLo

LET THEM EAT CAKE! 💛🎂🐝🏁 #StingEm

It’s 8 laps of hell. The Mini 500 is 3.2 miles on a tricycle and it’s the unofficial start of Homecoming on The Flats . 💛🐝🏁

White and gold for Homecoming — as it should be 💛🐝 #StingEm

Pop-up shop alert for this weekend! 😍🐝

The last seven years with President Cabrera have been a helluva ride! We began our “goodbyes” with one more! 💛😭🚲🐝

Georgia Tech alumnus and Executive Vice President for Research Tim Lieuwen has been named interim president of Georgia Tech by University System of Georgia Chancellor Sonny Perdue, effective Nov. 1. With more than 25 years of experience in higher education and academic leadership, Lieuwen oversees Georgia Tech’s record-breaking $1.4+ billion research enterprise, along with economic development initiatives and sponsored projects. A double Yellow Jacket, Lieuwen earned his master’s degree and Ph.D. in mechanical engineering at Georgia Tech. 🐝 The search for Georgia Tech’s next permanent president is ongoing. | c.gatech.edu/4zucvba

Georgia Tech officially opens the Nexus AI Supercomputer, a $20 million, @NSF-funded supercomputer, creating new possibilities for researchers across the country. With 90% of its computing capacity available to universities across the United States, Nexus offers a flexible suite of AI hardware and software to support research across a wide range of science and engineering fields. 🐝 #WeCanDoThat

Wrecked ‘em. Up with the white and gold. 🐝

Georgia Tech and @EmoryUniversity are combining to invest $1 billion in AI to drive jobs and economic growth in Georgia — helping build one of the nation's most robust AI ecosystems here in Atlanta. #WeCanDoThat 🐝 | c.gatech.edu/4hSrWD2

This comes highly Wreck-ommended! 🤩

Last week, a cube satellite created at Georgia Tech was launched by @nasa and @spacex. Yellow Jacket students are operating the mission from campus. The CubeSat is testing next-generation propulsion technology for the next nine months. #WeCanDoThat 🐝🚀🛰️ | c.gatech.edu/4zcQQUN