Recent Stories

Graduate Students Represented By New Organization January 27, 2012 The Graduate Student Advisory Council serves to improve graduate student life.

Vietnam Immigration Experience Goes Digital With Recent Grant January 25, 2012 The $144,000 grant will fund the digitization of the Families of Vietnamese Political Prisoners Association Collection.

School of Law and Lubbock Bar Association Host Community Law School January 25, 2012 The Community Law School will assist those in our community with a better understanding of the law.

Gov. Perry Appoints Walker as Regent for Texas Tech System January 24, 2012 Walker replaces John Huffaker of Amarillo, who is resigning for business purposes.

Latest Victory Gives Debaters Top National Ranking January 24, 2012 Joey Donaghy and Adam Testerman also won a spot in the National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence.

Newly Created Team Helps Research Soar January 24, 2012 The Research Development Team will help faculty members win large research grants.

Internationally Recognized Pianist to Play at Texas Tech January 23, 2012 Simon Mulligan will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday (Jan. 28) in the Hemmle Recital Hall.

University Hosts Lunar New Year Events January 23, 2012 The “Year of the Dragon” will be celebrated beginning on the 2012 Lunar New Year, Jan. 23, through Feb. 2.

Undergraduates Selected to Present Research at National Conference January 20, 2012 The 11 students will present their findings at the 2012 National Conference on Undergraduate Research.

Presidential Lecture and Performance Series Spring Lineup January 20, 2012 The second half of the series will feature Ailey II, Anoushka Shankar, Billy Collins and the Santa Fe Opera.

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TTU in the News

• Amarillo Globe-News - 23-foot arrows point to area's Comanche history, legacy

  January 27, 2012

  Amarillo Globe-News-At the gathering, Texas Tech University Southwest Collection Deputy Director Tai Kreidler said the Texas Panhandle was once prime grounds for Comanche, Apache and other Native American tribes to live and hunt.

• New York Times - A Bridge to Recovery on Campus

  January 27, 2012

  New York Times-Texas Tech students play catch-up in a required one-credit course, which Kitty S. Harris, director of its Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery, describes as: “How to build relationships, how to problem solve, how to talk to the opposite sex, how do you learn to avoid drama in relationships, how do you manage money.”

• CBS 7 - Special Report: Research On The Dunes Sagebrush Lizard 1/25/12

  January 26, 2012

  CBS 7-There’s been lots of debate surrounding the dunes sagebrush lizard, many are asking where’s the science, at Texas Tech University in Lubbock where a team of researchers are working rigorously to answer that question.

• Investment News - Gingrich's charitable giving not so charitable, data show

  January 25, 2012

  Investment News-Russell James, director of a graduate program in charitable financial planning at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, said while Gingrich’s level of giving “isn’t shockingly low,” research shows older, conservative Americans typically are among the most generous with donations. Gingrich, 68, has described himself as the true conservative in the Republican primary field.

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