Meat Judging Team Claims 10th National Championship
The Red Raiders won by 50 points, and also won five of their six national contests this year. [more]
Texas Tech System has $7.37 Billion Statewide Impact
An economic study reveals that significant growth has been a major factor. [more]
Media and Communication Honors Robert Montemayor
Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and Texas Tech alumnus inducted into college's hall of fame. [more]
Rawls Building Awarded Gold LEED Green Certification
It is recognized for energy use, lighting, water, material use and other sustainable strategies. [more]
College of Agriculture Presents Awards to Area Leaders
Three industry leaders – two of them alumni – honored as outstanding agriculturists at annual event. [more]
Texas Tech Gives Back to Change Lives
This year, university employees gave $431,865.16 in SECC campaign, beating the goal of $430,000. [more]
Rawls College of Business Offers Entrepreneurship Class
New one-hour course for all majors gives perspective on real-life entrepreneurship. [more]
Texas Tech Honored with Inaugural Diversity Award
The university was one of 48 nationally to receive the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity award. [more]
Rawls College Offering Evening MBA Classes
Working professionals will have an alternative to traditional master's classes. [more]
Raider Red Advances to Final Four in National Mascot Voting Contest
The top four mascots head into final weeks of voting with $20,000 still at stake. [more]
Texas Tech Once Again Honored as a Top School for Veterans
The university recently was ranked 29th in the country among four-year colleges by the Military Times. [more]
Cheer Couples Gain Spots at National Stunt Contest
Squad members qualify for second consecutive year. [more]
Rawls College of Business Moves Up in Accounting Rankings
Premier accounting publication pushes graduate program ranking into top 50. [more]
Advertising Team Wins 2012 Lone Star Emmy Award
The Red Raiders won the Student Production-Commercial category for their Nissan commercial. [more]
More Than Music: University Unveils Revitalized iTunes U Platform
Educational podcasts and video tutorials now available on iTunes U. [more]
Researcher Uncovers More Information About Rare Pterosaur
The giant animal needed cliffs, downward-sloping runways to taxi and awkwardly take off into air. [more]
Petroleum Engineering Receives $2 Million for Research
Apache Corp.'s donation will establish a center in the new Petroleum Engineering Research Building. [more]
Worst Drought in Decades Continues to Cut Quail Counts
The news is not good, as quail hunting season has just begun in Texas. [more]
College of Architecture Acquires State-Of-The-Art Equipment
A 3-D laser scanner and surface-penetrating radar were obtained with the help of the Office of the Vice President for Research. [more]
Researchers Develop Improved Fracturing Techniques
Petroleum Engineering Department files two patent applications. [more]
School of Law Houses Premier Military Law Program
Policy center and the student group make program shine. [more]
Gameday 2012: Fandemonium
From Raiderville, to Michael Crabtree leading Raider Walk, support was evident at the Lone Star Pride game. [more]
Repairs Completed on Historic Dairy Barn
The structure, built in 1926, dons a new coat of paint and all shingles were replaced. [more]
Remembering the Late Larry Hagman
Texas Tech employee, Jo Moore, recalls working with the iconic TV star. [more]
Carol of Lights: A Night of Tradition, Romance
The lighting of the campus can serve as perfect backdrop for engagements. [more]
2012 Teaching Academy Inductee: Keith Dye
The associate professor of music education is living his dream, preparing students to become teachers of their own. [more]
Reality Show Taps Talents of Architecture Alumnus
Former Red Raider designs home for Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. [more]
Students Participate in Matador Ethics Video Challenge
The winning submission featured statements from students about diversity on campus. [more]
Texas Tech Students Join Forces to Help Needy
Service project provided Thanksgiving food baskets to 110 families in the Lubbock community. [more]
Class Notes: Do Tell!
If you don't tell us about your engagement, big promotion or newest family addition, we can't brag about it! [more]
2012 Distinguished Alumni Bear Our Banners Far and Wide
What do a NASA flight director, the leader of one of the largest family-owned businesses in the building materials industry and a former Texas Tech University president have in common? [more]
