Keeping up with Texas Tech events and campus culture has shown to be an influential part of post-grad life. It is no secret that school spirit is a large part of the college experience, but being away from campus does not stop alumni from staying connected. 

Being a college student comes with its own responsibilities. For some, owning a pet can be an added support, but for others, it may be too much of a  commitment.

The Lubbock Lions Club Board of Directors will be virtually hosting its 69th Annual Pancake Festival Feb. 20 as a fundraiser for several charities. Among these charities, profits will be going to support Catholic Charities adult eyeglass program, the LISD children’s eyeglass program, Boy Sco…

On Dec. 1, Texas Tech hosted the 62nd Carol of Lights virtually with this year's theme being "The Matador Lights".

The need for gender equity across different aspects of life has fostered multiple efforts to ensure equal representation. For women educators in higher education, one Texas Tech group seeks to ensure women are equally represented among their campus’ faculty. 

When a fan watches a Texas Tech basketball game, the presence of the student section, Raider Riot, is difficult not to notice. 

Texas Tech is transitioning to online classes after Thanksgiving break due to COVID-19 concerns. The change impacts students’ travel plans and their Thanksgiving traditions in different ways.

The Texas Tech Saddle tramps rang the bell in the bell tower 20 times on Nov. 11 at 11:00 a.m. to commemorate veterans who have died by suicide.

Choosing a major can be a difficult decision for college students. Many students end up switching their major throughout college as they begin to learn more about their career goals.

The virtual book club was conducted by Blaine Grimes, the Academic Coordinator for the Office of the Registrar who earned a B.A and MA in English at Tech.

Texas Tech international students showcased the power and beauty of cultural diversity at the 2020 Culture Fest. Upon the event, both international and local students came together in what was a cultural exchange, as international groups performed and taught traditional dances for the crowd. 

The City of Lubbock is lighting up the Lubbock Memorial Arboretum in Clapp Park with carved pumpkins for their 12th annual Pumpkin Trail. The event is being hosted from Oct. 22-25, and it is free for the public. 

Texas Tech’s Virtual Techsan Memorial took place at 6 p.m. Thursday. They commemorated students, faculty, staff and alumni who have died during 2019 and 2020. 

Texas Tech pre-health students share stories on what changes COVID-19 has brought to their pre-health journey and how they plan to approach the uncertain climate of healthcare.

When students are on campus, they often see groups of high school students and their parents carrying red plastic bags with Double Ts. President’s Select has been giving tours to prospective Tech students for decades, and, like most organizations, has had to make adjustments to this program …

S.O. Sing is a Texas Tech homecoming tradition hosted every year. However, this year the competition is taking place virtually due to COVID-19.  

Paranormal Cirque performed their newest show this weekend in Lubbock; the show involved performances from various professionals who specialized in horror, acrobatics, magic and many other talents.

The Wishmakers on campus have been collaborating with the Make-A-Wish Foundation in Lubbock for years. Together the organizations work together to grant wishes for children with cancers or other fatal illnesses. However, COVID-19 has changed the Wishmakers’ plans.

The Caprock Beekeeping Association hosts events and other learning opportunities to educate people about bees. Vice President and Texas Tech graduate student Melody Harrington and Treasurer Wendell Tucker are both local hobbyist beekeepers who help educate others.

The National Ranching Heritage Center has added the Spur Ranch Church to their historical park Oct. 7. The Trinity Mission made the journey from Brownfield thanks to over $100,000 in donations from organizations all wanting the church as the 52nd building added to the center.  

Cancer and sepsis are two major diseases facing the world. A Texas Tech professor and his research team are trying to make improvements to these global medical problems.

A group of Texas Tech students won first place in the 2020 Financial Planning Association’s Financial Planning Challenge. The team consisted of A.J. Bunn, McKenzie Arrott and Rob Tuckfield.

Drag queens in their finest gowns and jewelry with a mix of country music in the background was sight to be seen as a new queen was crowned Miss Glamour and Fame on Friday. Oct. 9 at Club Luxor. The Office of LGBTQIA Education and Engagement hosted their annual drag pageant virtually to wrap…

While the diversity in gender in politics has been increasing slowly, it’s still a bit of a struggle for women to launch a successful political campaign and hold an office. 

During election season, the variety of political information available can make it difficult to determine what is accurate and what is not. 

Risk Intervention and Safety Education has partnered with OrganiCup to offer free menstrual cups to anyone on campus with a Texas Tech email address. Registration lasts until Oct. 16. and can be found on the RISE website.

As part of Texas Tech Pride Week, Fowlkes Consulting hosted “Closets, Closets, Closets” in a virtual round table modality. Dr. Ashlee Fowlkes, using pronouns of He/Him/His, was the moderator of the event. 

The wind energy degree offered at Texas Tech is not well known but provides a variety of learning experiences for students.

Robert Peaslee and Rob Weiner have joined forces to co-edit The Supervillain Reader, a collection of in-depth supervillain analysis essays that allow the readers a chance to look closer at the villainous qualities in individuals and society as a whole.

The City of Lubbock is lighting up the Lubbock Memorial Arboretum in Clapp Park with carved pumpkins for their 12th annual Pumpkin Trail. The event is being hosted from Oct. 22-25, and it is free for the public. 

Texas Tech’s Virtual Techsan Memorial took place at 6 p.m. Thursday. They commemorated students, faculty, staff and alumni who have died during 2019 and 2020. 

Texas Tech pre-health students share stories on what changes COVID-19 has brought to their pre-health journey and how they plan to approach the uncertain climate of healthcare.

When students are on campus, they often see groups of high school students and their parents carrying red plastic bags with Double Ts. President’s Select has been giving tours to prospective Tech students for decades, and, like most organizations, has had to make adjustments to this program …

S.O. Sing is a Texas Tech homecoming tradition hosted every year. However, this year the competition is taking place virtually due to COVID-19.  

Paranormal Cirque performed their newest show this weekend in Lubbock; the show involved performances from various professionals who specialized in horror, acrobatics, magic and many other talents.

The Wishmakers on campus have been collaborating with the Make-A-Wish Foundation in Lubbock for years. Together the organizations work together to grant wishes for children with cancers or other fatal illnesses. However, COVID-19 has changed the Wishmakers’ plans.