Texas Tech Once Again Sets Fall Enrollment Record
This is the school's third-straight fall semester increase, as 32,327 students are on campus for classes. [more]
Livestock Judging Team Wins at National Barrow Show
The team excelled in all divisions, winning the contest by 32 points. [more]
Early Head Start Earns NAEYC Accreditation
The program assists pregnant women and families with children ages six weeks to three years old. [more]
College of Business Dean Announces Retirement Plans
Allen T. McInnes will continue serving as Dean through the academic year. [more]
Online Events Calendar Launched
Events@TexasTech is a new interactive calendar that allows students, faculty and staff to promote events. [more]
University College Experiences Record Enrollment Growth
The number of degree-seeking students has increased by 219 percent since the Fall 2010 semester. [more]
SECC Campaign Off to Strong Start
More than 200 Texas Tech faculty and staff attended the State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC) kickoff. [more]
Texas Tech Named Military Friendly School
For the third-straight year, the university is honored for embracing veterans as students. [more]
Texas Tech Goes Greener with Recycling
Since 2009, Texas Tech has collected 39 tons of cardboard, including 12 tons this year alone. [more]
Debaters Open Season Strong, Named Top Overall School
The performance was highlighted by the tournament championship won by 2010 national champion Adam Testerman and new partner Joey Donaghy. [more]
Education to Help to Better Train Local STEM Teachers
The nearly $2 million grant for LISD and FISD will provide elementary teachers with better teaching skills. [more]
School of Law Enrolls Most Diverse Class in its History
The mix of students has changed significantly since the law school first opened more than 40 years ago. [more]
STEP 2 Program Recognized for Excellence in Education
Partnership with South Plains College to complete teaching credentials has flourished since 2005 inception. [more]
Hospitality Services' Executive Chef Receives Honor
Dewey McMurrey named 2011 Chef of the Year by American Culinary Federation regional chapter. [more]
$1.1 Million Grant to Help Students with Developmental Disabilities
Project CASE will identify, recruit and retain those students interested in furthering their education. [more]
Red Raider Writes Book to Honor Vietnam Veteran
Co-author David Nelson recounts the life of fallen Vietnam veteran and close friend, Lee Roy Herron. [more]
Program to Bring Environmental Engineering Experience to Teens
Texas Tech is partnering with Nimitz High School to give real-world energy and environmental training. [more]
Architecture Partnership Receives $5.9 Million Grant
The program between Texas Tech and El Paso Community College could serve as the national model. [more]
Eye-Tracking Devices Help Disabled Use Computers
The affordable devices can enable those with hand-mobility challenges to use their eyes to navigate the Web. [more]
Internal Funding Opportunity Available to Advance Faculty Scholarship
Faculty members in creative arts, humanities and some social sciences can now apply. [more]
Researchers Assist State to Save Guadalupe Bass
Texas Tech Llano River Field Station works with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept. to preserve state fish. [more]
Professor Writes Most Downloaded Article
Greta Gorsuch's article focuses on repeated reading for second-language learners. [more]
Texas Tech Participates in $4 Million Wind Research Project
Given to Alstom Wind, the award will research control systems and integrated innovative sensors. [more]
Researchers Help Iraqi Officials Rebuild Science and Technology
Texas Tech researchers hosted a delegation of Iraqi officials seeking research-funding knowledge. [more]
Masked Rider No. 30 Lit up the Night with the 'Light Show'
Ralynn Key Kirkpatrick knew from early on she wanted to be Texas Tech's most-recognized mascot. [more]
Alum Steps into Second Wave of Leadership Role
School of Law graduate Bob Black leads 130,000 lawyers as president-elect of the State Bar of Texas. [more]
After 75 Years, Victory Bells Still Ring Out Across Campus
The bells, dedicated by the senior class of 1936, have remained a tradition for more than seven decades. [more]
Don't Miss Out On The Masters Raffle! Just 100 Tickets Left!
Raffle tickets are $100 and all proceeds go toward the Texas Tech Alumni Association general fund. [more]
Join Us For A Matador Evening October 14
The Texas Tech Alumni Association will host its annual homecoming dinner, "A Matador Evening," on Friday, Oct. 14 at the Merket Alumni Center. [more]
Join Today For Gamedays At The Frazier
Before heading into Jones AT&T Stadium to cheer on the Red Raiders this fall, be sure to stop by the Frazier Alumni Pavilion. [more]
