Texas Tech Introduces New President Duane Nellis
Nellis is excited to be a Red Raider: "This is an institution that is on the move in a very positive way." [more]
Texas Tech to House State's First School of Accounting
Rawls College of Business joins only 40 other universities nationally to house such a school. [more]
Lubbock Ranked 11th Among Best Cities for College Students in Small Metros
The Hub City finished ahead of Killeen, Santa Barbara, Calif., Lexington, Ky., and Honolulu. [more]
Texas Tech Announces Jack Maddox Distinguished Chair
Chau-Chyun Chen is one of three National Academy members on faculty. [more]
Law School Named One of Nation's Most Transparent
Texas Tech University School of Law is among 23.6 percent of law schools listed as fully transparent. [more]
Texas Tech Sweeps Houston Livestock Show's Judging Events
Livestock and Wool teams join Meat team to sweep all three judging events for the second time. [more]
Alumni Honored During Ninth Annual Law School Gala
More than 300 guests, including local attorneys and judges, students, faculty and staff attended. [more]
Texas Tech Named to Community Service Honor Roll
The university was recognized because it reflects the values of exemplary community service. [more]
Alumni Association Honors Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients
Alums are honored for their significant contributions toward furthering Texas Tech's excellence. [more]
Faculty Members Named Top Professors in Texas
Elizabeth Trejos-Castillo, Dottie Durband and Lori Rice-Spearman were the honorees. [more]
Tubby Smith Named New Men's Basketball Coach
Veteran head coach brings impressive resume to the Red Raiders. [more]
Associate Professor Elected Sigma Delta Pi Vice President of the Southwest
Comfort Pratt will assist institutions and serve as a member of Sigma Delta Pi's National Executive Council. [more]
Top Chefs: Students Win Cook-Off with Pork Wellington Bites
The team of four undergrads took home the People's Choice Award at national convention. [more]
Graduate Student Chosen for Prestigious Fellowship
Doctoral candidate Michael Shewmaker named a Stanford University Wallace Stegner fellow. [more]
Professor Appointed to National Committee on Food Safety
Guy Loneragan will serve on the National Advisory Committee on Microbiological Criteria for Foods. [more]
Faculty Honored at Professing Excellence Awards Ceremony
Ten professors recognized for outstanding teaching and student impact. [more]
Rawls Marketing Students Plan Benefit for Tent City
The service learning project will culminate with a fundraiser on April 20. [more]
Moot Court Team Claims Texas Tech Law's 26th National Championship
Third-year students tackle energy and sustainability issues. [more]
Texas Tech Physicists: Higgs Boson Likely Discovered
Though more studies needed, the search for "God" particle may be over. [more]
Scientists: Pirate Perch Likely Use Chemical Camouflage to Fool Prey
Research finds that fish could be the first animal discovered that is capable of such tactics. [more]
Researchers Provide Information on Lesser Prairie Chicken Debate
Their findings could help determine whether to protect the bird as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. [more]
University Opens Free Market Institute
The institute is designed to research and educate students on the benefits of free-market economics. [more]
New Version of Fibertect More Viable at Cleaning Nerve Chemical Surrogate
Part of the added benefit of this new decontamination wipe is that it contains biodegradable cotton. [more]
Biologist Earns $1.6 Million NIH Grant
Kai Zhang will study a microscopic parasite responsible for a tropical disease. [more]
Organization Honors Elementary School Teacher, Students for Environmental Work
International Center for Arid and Semiarid Land Studies presented Laura Wilbanks with the GREEN Award. [more]
Researcher Helps With Important Discovery About Plankton
Jian Sheng was part of a team that explains how the tiny organisms survive despite their size. [more]
Apparel Design and Manufacturing Student Enjoying Success
Lindsay Viola-Vu is interning in New York City and recently had her dress modeled at Miami fashion show. [more]
Professors Honored for 45 Years of Service – All at Texas Tech
Robert Baker and Allan Kuethe both started at Texas Tech in 1967. [more]
Campus in Bloom: Texas Tech's Tulips Tradition
More than 65,000 tulips help infuse color to Texas Tech every spring. [more]
Luck of the Irish, or Red Raiders?
So how did the Blarney Stone really get to Texas Tech? [more]
Professors of the Pavement
Texas Tech faculty and staff receive many benefits from their start-up running group. [more]
Lubbock Has a New Chapter!
Lubbock area Red Raiders, there is a new way to get involved! The Texas Tech Alumni Association Lubbock chapter has new leadership and is working on a full slate of events for you. [more]
2014 Wreck 'Em Raffle
The lucky winner will choose from these prize packages: The Masters (April 12-13, 2014) or the US Open Tennis Championships (Aug, 25-Sep. 7, 2014). [more]
