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August 27, 2025
‘Once treated, the produced water is of higher quality than some well water in the region, and did not have a negative impact on alfalfa growth and quality.’
August 26, 2025
Live country-and-western music from Cross Creek Junction – a band made up of Davis College students – will set a tone for the evening, complemented by a hamburger and sausage wrap dinner.
August 25, 2025
‘Joining Texas Tech is a wonderful opportunity to collaborate with students and local communities in West Texas on innovative solutions for climate adaptation and sustainable urban regeneration.’
August 22, 2025
The awards celebration caps two days of strategic planning and faculty events, including a continued rollout of the college’s new ‘Pursuit of Prime’ initiative aimed at elevating its national standing.
August 21, 2025
Topics included action items related to academic advancement, outreach strategies, alumni engagement, and research development at both state and federal levels.
August 19, 2025
His expertise spans school-based agricultural education and quantitative research methodology, with peer-reviewed work appearing in top disciplinary journals.
August 18, 2025
First-year students heading to Davis College feel the excitement, and perhaps a touch of anxiety. Move-in day is a logistical challenge. To help navigate the experience, we offer practical suggestions.
August 17, 2025
‘Kris has been an inspirational leader and a role model to me. She’s one of the most highly respected leaders in our field and will make a positive impact in Carbondale.’
August 15, 2025
‘For our students, especially, it provides an opportunity to meet other students and show what an integral part of the TTU campus we are.’
August 12, 2025
Sofia Gill, an animal science major from Garland, Texas, carried the banner for Davis College during the ceremony. She was also recognized as the college’s highest-ranking summer graduate.