In addition to figuring out roommates for next year, if and where one will live off campus, rent, food and all the other responsibilities of next year’s housing, prioritizing safety should be included when planning for next year.
As part of the Clery Act, the Texas Tech Police Department gave notice to a reported sexual assault by forcible fondling which took place on the west side of Coleman Hall.
Katharine Hayhoe, co-director of the Texas Tech Climate Center, was named one of the 2019 Canadian Women of the Year.
Alessandra Corsi, Texas Tech associate professor of astronomy, will receive the Edith and Peter O’ Donnell Award in science from The Academy of Medicine, Engineering and Science of Texas at the academy’s annual conference Jan. 8.
Seven new members for the Texas Tech Foundation board of directors were announced Wednesday.
The Texas Tech System Office of Institutional Advancement has launched campaigns that will be active until the end of the week for Giving Tuesday week.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has appointed four people to the Product Development and Small Business Incubator Board Monday. One of those four is a member of the Texas Tech community.
Whether it be the high demand or the desire to expand one’s communication skills, people may want to learn American Sign Language for different reasons.
To keep Texans safe on the road, the Texas Department of Transportation is not only educating people about the dangers of driving but encouraging people to promote the need for safe driving.
According to new research from the Texas Tech Department of Psychological Sciences, two thirds of people who send sexual messages over texts do not have a sexual reason for doing so.
The ExxonMobil Corporation has donated its Midland Permian Basin research center to Texas Tech.
As a way to provide students at Midland College more educational opportunities and an easier transition to Texas Tech, the presidents of both schools signed an academic agreement Monday.
Along with preparing a meal for Thanksgiving and getting gifts for loved ones on Christmas, having to manage a credit card may also be on one’s mind during the holiday season.
To wrap up Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month, the Raiderland Native American Student Association hosted a screening of the film “More Than A Word,” which looks at how the Washington Redskin’s mascot can be offensive to Native Americans and their culture.
The Hispanic-Serving Institution Grant for Undergraduate Research was awarded to Texas Tech and will contribute to the growth of the interdisciplinary Program in Inquiry and Investigation, according to a Tech news release.
As the Texas Tech community prepares for the 61st annual Carol of Lights, campus parking and bus routes will undergo changes attendees may need to know.
Increases to the Student Health and Wellness Fee, citation forgiveness programs and a change to the university attendance policy were items discussed during a Texas Tech Student Government Association meeting Thursday.
Dr. John Culberson, Texas Tech Health Sciences Center Bernhard T. Mittemeyer Endowed Chair in Medical Excellence in Geriatric Medicine and associate professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine, gave a lecture on “Alzheimer’s Disease: A Clinical Dilemma,” on Thursday.
Texas Tech eLearning and Academic Partnerships will sign an academic agreement with Midland College to establish a Tech site at its campus Monday.
Texas Tech Student Success and Retention is hosting a new program meant to encourage student growth and wellbeing called “Success Takes Practice.”
Kade Austin McGovern has died at the age of 19. He was a sophomore from San Antonio.
Responding to major oil spills plaguing the environment, Seshadri Ramkumar, Texas Tech chemical countermeasures and advanced materials professor, began developing a technology to assist in oil cleanup.
The impeachment inquiry toward President Donald Trump, presidential campaigns and legislation changes all are topics people tend to fixate on. Some may not realize this attention to politics could result in a negative connotation of politics.
Students at Texas Tech face various challenges throughout their college careers and may not know how to handle interpersonal conflict on campus.
Lubbock Police Department Officer Floyd Mitchell was sworn in as the 23rd police chief for the department by Lubbock Mayor Dan Pope during a ceremony Friday.
The Texas Tech System Board of Regents passed two motions regarding positions at the Tech HSC during a special-called meeting Friday.
The Red Raider Startup high school program will host its final presentations Saturday.
To provide insight on the impeachment process and the current political climate in the United States, a lecture was hosted at Texas Tech on Wednesday.
Identity, sovereignty and the relationship between indigenous nations and the United States government all were topics discussed during a panel hosted as way to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month. Wednesday.
With distance, hybrid and face-to-face classes available at Texas Tech, students have multiple opportunities on how to take a class, but certain restrictions may limit distance learning.
RAIDER publishing, a digital platform for publishing cheaper alternatives to college textbooks, is about to publish its first original textbook, “Vanguard: Exercises for the Creative Writing Classroom.”
As a part of Alzheimer’s Disease and Awareness month, the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center and the Tech Garrison Institute of Aging hosted a dementia simulation and a healthy aging lecture Wednesday afternoon.
Institutional progress, past achievements and hopes for the future all were topics discussed during a State of the University Address for the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center Tuesday.
The Virginia Murray Sowell Center for Research and Education in Sensory Disabilities at Texas Tech in the College of Education was awarded a $1.25 million grant to fund training for professionals who work with children with visual impairments.
The Texas Tech Meat Judging Team won their 14th national championship in the American Meat Science Association International Meat Judging Contest Sunday.
To honor those who have served in the U.S. armed forces for Veterans Day, Texas Tech ROTC hosted a ceremony Monday at Memorial Circle.
The City of Lubbock will host a swearing-in ceremony at 3 p.m. Nov. 15 for the new Lubbock Police Chief Floyd Mitchell.
In honor of the men and women who have fought for the U.S., Lubbockites gathered at the Silent Wings Museum on Monday to pay respects and learn about their life.
The Texas Tech Office of Research and Innovation announced the appointment of Eric Hequet, Paul Whitfield Horn Professor in the Tech Department of Plant and Soil Science, as a new faculty fellow.
Formerly known as the Discovery Program, Texas Tech eXplore Advising takes a different approach to choosing one’s major.
Before walking into a blood or plasma donation facility, people may not consider the procedure and its consequences.
Texas Tech University breaks ground on the upcoming School of Veterinary Medicine in Amarillo.
Dr. John Culberson, Texas Tech Health Sciences Center Bernhard T. Mittemeyer Endowed Chair in Medical Excellence in Geriatric Medicine and associate professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine, gave a lecture on “Alzheimer’s Disease: A Clinical Dilemma,” on Thursday.
Texas Tech eLearning and Academic Partnerships will sign an academic agreement with Midland College to establish a Tech site at its campus Monday.
Texas Tech Student Success and Retention is hosting a new program meant to encourage student growth and wellbeing called “Success Takes Practice.”
Kade Austin McGovern has died at the age of 19. He was a sophomore from San Antonio.
Responding to major oil spills plaguing the environment, Seshadri Ramkumar, Texas Tech chemical countermeasures and advanced materials professor, began developing a technology to assist in oil cleanup.
The impeachment inquiry toward President Donald Trump, presidential campaigns and legislation changes all are topics people tend to fixate on. Some may not realize this attention to politics could result in a negative connotation of politics.
Students at Texas Tech face various challenges throughout their college careers and may not know how to handle interpersonal conflict on campus.
Lubbock Police Department Officer Floyd Mitchell was sworn in as the 23rd police chief for the department by Lubbock Mayor Dan Pope during a ceremony Friday.
The Texas Tech System Board of Regents passed two motions regarding positions at the Tech HSC during a special-called meeting Friday.
The Red Raider Startup high school program will host its final presentations Saturday.
