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Researchers Still Play Big Role in Storm Shelter Development

Researchers Still Play Big Role in Storm Shelter Development

May 22, 2012

A variety of shelters are now available, and they all seek one thing: Texas Tech’s seal of approval.

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Ask The Experts: Spring Gardening Tips

Ask The Experts: Spring Gardening Tips

May 14, 2012

Landscape architecture instructor Chris Casanova answers your gardening questions.

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Engineering Balance: A Day in the Life of Michelle Pantoya

Engineering Balance: A Day in the Life of Michelle Pantoya

May 13, 2012

Patience and perseverance drive her successful career as a professor, author, wife and mother of four.

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Former Texas Tech Golfer Earns Big Break

Former Texas Tech Golfer Earns Big Break

May 11, 2012

Gloriana Soto will be competing for a spot on the LPGA Tour on Golf Channel show.

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Student's Goal to Restore Home Country Aided by Faculty

Student's Goal to Restore Home Country Aided by Faculty

May 7, 2012

Devi Khajishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, shares his story of determination and perseverance.

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Recent Stories

Texas Tech Names 2012 Distinguished Engineering Student

Daniel Disser was selected for his outstanding academic achievements, honors, activities, interests and aspirations.

Texas Tech Names 2012 Distinguished Engineering Student

Texas Tech Welcomes First International MBA Class

Executive-style graduate degree focuses on the international energy industry.

Upward Bound Selected to Receive $2.5 Million Grant Over Next Five Years

The program provides skills, tools and motivation for high school students to enroll and complete college.

Researchers Find Antibiotic Residues, One a Suspected Carcinogen, in Shrimp Samples

Texas Tech conducted the study for ABC’s ‘World News with Diane Sawyer.’

Researchers Find Antibiotic Residues, One a Suspected Carcinogen, in Shrimp Samples

Angelo State President to Join Texas Tech University System

Joseph Rallo will now serve as vice chancellor for academic affairs.

Human Sciences Professor Receives Fulbright Award

Ben Goh will serve as a lecturer at Bangkok University in Thailand, focusing on tourism and hospitality.

Astronaut Launches into Texas Tech Doctorate Program

Joseph Acaba currently is on a four-month tour of duty aboard the Russian Soyuz TMA-04M spacecraft.

Astronaut Launches into Texas Tech Doctorate Program

Student Organization Recognition Awards Announced

The awards recognize advisors and organizations that have made outstanding contributions to the university.

Texas Tech Awards Presidential Scholarships

The funds are to encourage student participation in undergraduate research, studying abroad and internships.

Latest Texas Tech Discoveries Research Magazine Now Available

From obesity research to the latest book releases, the spring 2012 issue features outstanding research, scholarship and creative activity.

Latest Texas Tech Discoveries Research Magazine Now Available

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TTU in the News
  • Market Watch - How to Better Understand Your Risk Tolerance

    Market Watch-“Most risk-tolerance surveys contain questions that are not explicitly grounded in theory,” according to Sherman Hanna, a professor at Ohio State University and co-author (along with Michael Finke, a professor at Texas Tech University, and Michael Guillemette, a doctoral candidate at Texas Tech University) of a soon-to-be published book on the subject, “Portfolio Theory and Management.”

  • Food Safety News - ABC Finds Illegal Antibiotics in Imported Shrimp

    Food Safety News-ABC, which has ramped up its coverage of food issues, sent the shrimp samples to the Institute of Environmental and Human Health food lab at Texas Tech University for testing. In the three positive samples, lab technicians found banned antibiotics enrofloxacin, hloramphenicol, and nitrofuranzone, which is a known carcinogen.

  • Honduras Weekly - Texas Tech Will Perform Mozart Opera in Honduras

    Honduras Weekly-More than a dozen Texas Tech University vocal performers and musicians will travel to Tegucigalpa to repeat Tech Music Theatre’s spring production of “Cosi fan tutte” on June 8-9 at the National Theater of Honduras.

  • Southwest Farm Press - Rainfall brings hope to West Texas cotton producers

    Southwest Farm Press-Glen Ritchie, assistant professor of crop physiology at Texas Tech University, with joint appointment with Texas AgriLife Research, Department of Plant and Soil Science, says the TexasSouth Plains is in a lot better shape than at this time in 2011.

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