Texas Tech to Help Lead New Climate Science Center
School will have leadership role in a consortium of universities, tribal nations and regional partners. [more]
Rawls College of Business Honored By Princeton Review
The college has earned a position on "The Best 294 Business Schools" of 2012 list. [more]
Debate Team's Strong Start Leads to No. 1 Ranking
The Red Raiders continued their early-season success with two more tournament wins in October. [more]
Former Texas Tech Cheerleader Named Cheer Coach
Bruce Bills has worked with the Spirit Program for the past eight years. [more]
The Daily Toreador Wins Big with the Columbia Scholastic Press Association
The student-operated newspaper recently earned 13 honors in the 2011 Gold Circle competition. [more]
College of Education Pilots Teacher Preparation Program
The new TechTeach includes a teaching practicum with evaluation based on explicit teaching competencies. [more]
Texas Tech Law Students Finish Second at National Competition
The team of Mischeka Nicholson and Thomason Bush shine at Entertainment Law Negotiation event. [more]
Students Win Big in State Writing Competition
The students placed in the top three of the Texas Association of Creative Writing Teachers event. [more]
Screenwriter and Director Inducted into the Mass Comm Hall of Fame
In 1991, Keith Samples founded and served as the CEO of Rysher Entertainment. [more]
Education Professor Comfort Pratt Invited to Spain
She will promote the furthering of international educational programs and learning opportunities. [more]
The Beatles Teach New Generation of Students
Assistant professor Mark Morton brings his loves of the Beatles' music to the classroom. [more]
Meat Judging Team Wins Fifth Consecutive Contest
The Red Raiders finished in first place at the American Royal Meat Judging Contest in Omaha, Neb. [more]
Livestock Judging Team Wins American Royal
The Red Raiders competed against more than 30 teams, winning the contest by 31 points. [more]
School of Law Earns Top 20 Best Value Ranking
Texas Tech was the only law school in Texas ranked in the Top 20 this year by preLaw Magazine. [more]
Six Honored at Mass Comm Outstanding Alumni Breakfast
Each honoree receives a medallion and plaques are retained for display in the Mass Communication building. [more]
Educators Sponsor Llama Reading for Local Children
Jumpstart Lubbock helps elementary students experience "Llama Llama Red Pajama" in a creative way. [more]
Cotton Economics Research Institute Unveils Online Database
The new format presents data on domestic subsidies and trade restrictions on key agricultural product-producing countries. [more]
Women's Rodeo Team Increases Regional Lead
The team finished strong in all divisions at the Southwest Region National Intercollegiate Rodeo. [more]
Human Sciences Hosts 29th Annual Distinguished Alumni Luncheon
The honorees will be recognized at 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 13 at the Lubbock Country Club. [more]
Caveman Politics: Instincts Play Role in Our Decisions
Researchers suggest physical formidability affects preference in political leadership. [more]
Researchers Secure $600,000 Marketing Grant to Assist Farmers and Ranchers
The grant will be used to help beginning farmers and ranchers market their products and businesses. [more]
Chemistry Celebrates Opening of Renovated Room
The facility will support computational aspects of research in areas related to chemistry, biochemistry, materials science and chemical engineering. [more]
High School Students Participate in Nonwovens Research
The work produced by the outreach program was recently praised at major nonwovens conference.[more]
New Radar Better Treats Mobile Tumors
Doctoral student is gaining international attention with his radar sensor technology. [more]
Researchers Receive $500,000 Water Conservation Funding Boost
The grant supports a large-scale demonstration effort in the South Plains and northern Panhandle. [more]
Masked Rider No. 13 Wouldn't Take 'No' for an Answer
Anne Lynch Hansen didn't allow obstacles to keep her from being the first female Masked Rider. [more]
Message in a Bottle: Professor's Letter Surfaces 14 Years Later
Australian couple finds message cast by retired plant and soil science professor George Tereshkovich. [more]
Masked Rider No. 21 Remembers Tradition of Pride
During his time as mascot, Perry Joe Church embraced the mentality of being a school ambassador. [more]
Desire to Explore Leads Doctoral Student from China to Lubbock
Forrest Sheng Bao said one of the qualities he loves most about Texas Tech is the diversity. [more]
Distinguished Alumni Named
Four alumni will be honored during this year's Distinguished Alumni Dinner, Nov. 11 at the McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center. [more]
Holiday Gift Ideas
You do not have to fight the crowds this holiday season because the Texas Tech Alumni Association has many different gift ideas for your friends and family. [more]
Texas Tech Official Class Ring Ceremonies
The Texas Tech Alumni Association will hold its Official Texas Tech Class Ring ceremonies for the fall semester. [more]
Alumni Association Hosts Carol Of Lights Pre-lighting Festival
Come early for the Carol of Lights and enjoy free food and a visit from Santa Claus. [more]
