Davis College NewsCenter
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September 15, 2025
‘Sorghum is a true resource conserving crops both in terms of water and nutrients and provides an excellent option to the cropping systems in the Texas High Plains.’
September 14, 2025
The expo serves as more than a showcase of student work; it was also a deliberate investment in future professionals. It also allows alumni to return to campus, connect with each other, and meet their future colleagues.
September 08, 2025
Allie Herring was a superstar in our agricultural communications program here at Texas Tech.....We are proud of and for Allie and this major accomplishment so early in her career after graduation.
September 07, 2025
Andalib aims to enhance the benefits of hands-on learning in the classroom and, conversely, make outdoor learning more meaningful by digitally overlaying site information onto the real world.
September 04, 2025
‘My role will be to explore cropping systems that thrive under limited water and improve crops tolerance to poor-quality water with a focus on salinity tolerance.’
September 02, 2025
'This event is a great opportunity to explore how we are forging meaningful connections between people, places, and the planet.'
September 01, 2025
‘I’m thrilled to be working with Tech Equestrian Team. The healthy roster, awesome facilities, and supportive atmosphere work together to create an atmosphere of unlimited potential.’
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.’