The School of Literature, Media, and Communication offers a vibrant array of creative and cultural programs that enrich the Georgia Tech community. By blending the arts with a technical foundation, we create opportunities for students to explore their creativity and engage in intellectually stimulating activities. From theatre and film to literary and media arts, LMC fosters a dynamic environment where the arts thrive alongside innovation.
Arts@LMC
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The CoLab supports LMC students with an art gallery, career advisement, and a digital art studio. Students can expand their skills, check out equipment, work on real-world projects, or decompress with creative activities in this collaborative space.
DramaTech Theatre, Atlanta's oldest theatre company, showcases Georgia Tech students' creative talents through high-quality plays, musicals, variety shows, and improv performances, fostering artistic expression alongside their technical education.
Literary arts unites the arts at LMC, promoting critical inquiry and creative practices. It enriches intellectual and cultural understanding through a cohesive approach that complements the School’s other arts programs.
LMCFilms offers audio/video support to any undergraduate or graduate student taking an LMC course, providing equipment, editing bays, and green screen space for class video projects, fostering hands-on learning and technical proficiency in media production.
Media arts fosters experimental creative practices in visual, literary, and performing arts. It explores the relationship between technology and culture, encouraging innovative and multidisciplinary approaches to artistic expression.
Poetry@Tech is the hub for poetry at Georgia Tech, hosting events and initiatives that promote poetry on campus and beyond, making poetry accessible and engaging for the community.
SciFi@Tech engages students and faculty in science fiction studies through classes, symposia, research groups, and creative projects, anchored by the extensive Georgia Tech Science Fiction Collection, enhancing the study and creation of sci-fi.