Congratulations to Jackie Foreman, Computational Media '16, for winning in the Performing Arts category of this year's Clough Art Crawl! "This song has all the marks of a classic: her melodic prowess, her arcs and meadows, keep it fresh and original. Based on this submission, Foreman could soon see herself a professional singer-songwriter," wrote Juror Jillann Hertel of Foreman's original song "Endlessly." G. Wayne Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons at Georgia Tech hosts its annual Clough Art Crawl in February as an opportunity for Georgia Tech students to showcase their artistic talents.

For more of Jackie's music, check out her YouTube page: http://ow.ly/utKUM

Excited to see the Oscars tomorrow night? Did you know that in Oscar thank-you speeches Meryl Streep is mentioned more often than any religious figure?

LMC alum Rebecca Rolfe discovered this and more during her research on differential expressions of gratitude. Check out her analysis of over 50 years of Oscar speeches or generate your own at http://ow.ly/u7c5n

It's hard to believe this picture was taken just 3 weeks ago at Georgia Tech! Ivan the Snowman is joined by Ambassador Ariana Waugh, author of the IAC Freshmen Survival Guide, for this #ThrowbackThursday photo. #tbt http://ow.ly/tXfPx

David Stone, a CACP information analyst, has made JEZEBEL Magazine's list of "Tweet Elites" for 2014, with special recognition for his savvy use of social media.

His knack for writing witticisms in 140 characters or less will be helpful to social media sponsored projects in the CACP, which is housed in the School of Public Policy.

Ever feel bashful about expressing your feelings? Ever wish you could send your valentine an invisible message? Are you concerned that the NSA is reading your private thoughts?

Kristie Macrakis, professor in the School of History, Technology, and Society at Georgia Tech, might have the answer. http://ow.ly/tSh9n

Students remember their study abroad experiences for the rest of their life whether it was a mad dash across a city to catch a flight or having a cup of coffee with a Chilean diplomat to discuss upcoming research projects on environmental policy. Fortunately for IAML major Matt Josey, he experienced the latter during his trip to New Zealand. Read more about Matt's experience meeting Sebastián Molina, the Deputy Head of Mission at the Chilean Embassy in Wellington on our tumblr.

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Here's a pic of Georgia Tech girls learning RAT cap traditions for Women's History Month. #ThrowbackThursday  #tbt

Congratulations to all of our new Ivan Allen College Student Ambassadors! IAC Student Ambassadors act as liaisons between the College and prospective students, guests, alumni, business partners, and friends of the College. These volunteers are an integral part to promoting liberal arts at Georgia Tech.

To learn more about our ambassador program, you can connect with us at http://ow.ly/u6NuQ.

Mapping Place: Africa Beyond Paper, part of Africa Atlanta 2014, opens tomorrow (6:00 p.m.) with a special reception at the Robert C. Williams Paper Museum.

The exhibit features a tabletop installation, a digital board based on the traditional Congolese lukasa board, built by professors and graduate students of the School of Literature, Media, and Communication.

Congratulations to HTS undergraduate students April Martin and Elizabeth Warden for being selected to represent the Ivan Allen College at the ACCIAC Meeting of the Minds conference! We look forward to learning more about your original research.