Texas Tech Commissions New Wind Research Facility
The project includes the Department of Energy, Sandia National Laboratories, Vestas and Group NIRE. [more]
Texas Tech Ranked One of the Top 10 Most Underrated Colleges
List compares graduates' mid-career salary with U.S. News & World Report rankings of best colleges. [more]
Texas Tech Partners with NewRetirement.com
New partnership provides Texas Tech students real-world experience. [more]
Apparel Design and Manufacturing Among Top in Southwest
Criteria includes the depth of program and faculty, academic reputation, admission process and geographic location. [more]
Geology Professor Receives Prestigious Award
George Asquith was recognized for his contributions as AAPG's all-time best-selling author. [more]
Alumnus Posthumously Honored for Heroism
Darryn Deen Andrews received the Texas Legislative Medal of Honor. [more]
Meat Science Academic Quiz Bowl Team takes National Title
Red Raiders go head to head, take first and second places. [more]
Nellis Begins Tenure as President
Texas Tech's 16th president is excited about the future of the university. [more]
Office of Communications and Marketing Wins National Advertising Award
Office receives National ADDY Award in digital advertising. [more]
Texas Tech Student, NASA Astronaut Greets Teachers
Astronaut Joe Acaba is a distance learning graduate student in the College of Education. [more]
Executive Director Named for National Ranching Heritage Center
Matt Brockman is passionate about Texas heritage and culture. [more]
Storm Shelter Expert Shares Concerns with Congress
National Wind Institute research professor says public misinformation is greatest challenge. [more]
National Wind Institute Dedicates 75th West Texas Mesonet Station
New station will help determine conditions that lead to high wildfire danger. [more]
Ten Texas Tech Faculty Members Receive Fulbright Awards
The program is designed to increase understanding between U.S. citizens and residents of other countries. [more]
Researchers: Cancer Risks Double When Carcinogens Present at 'Safe' Levels
Low doses of arsenic and estrogen together can cause cancer in prostate cells. [more]
Father Shares Love for Texas Tech with Family
During his 23 years on staff, Tony Aleman's daughters have graduated, and one now also works on campus. [more]
Red Raider Orientation Brings Thousands to Campus
Throughout the summer, new students and their guests will experience life as Red Raiders. [more]
'A Tuna Christmas' Co-Creator, Alumnus Works With Students
The workshop was part of Department of Theatre and Dance's new WildWind Performance Lab. [more]
2012 Teaching Academy Inductee: Michael Serra
Serra enjoys experimental psychology, particularly various aspects of learning and memory. [more]
Flag Day Has Special Meaning for Several Red Raiders
Faculty and staff members share the stories behind the U.S. flags they cherish. [more]
Welcome to Texas Tech, President Nellis
On your first official day as a Red Raider, let us show you what makes this a special place. [more]
Texas Tech History: The Dairy Barn
In recognition of National Dairy Month, revisit the university's iconic landmark at the height of its operation. [more]
2012 Teaching Academy Inductee: Kelly Phelan
Former event planner for Disney and Caesar's uses industry experience to inspire and challenge students. [more]
New Public Art Brings Message to Campus
Artist David B. Hickman created five sculptures resembling messenger pigeons surrounded by benches. [more]
Alumnae elected to Texas Medical Association Foundation Board
Dallas businesswoman elected at-large member of the largest state medical society in the nation. [more]
Alumnae Named CEO of HOAG Orthopedic Institute
Former Red Raidernamed CEO of prestigious specialty hospital in Orange County, Calif. [more]