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Livestock Judging Team National Champions for Third Consecutive Year

The competition tested the contestants’ knowledge of cattle, sheep and swine as well as their oral reasons.

"New Moon" Vampires Deviate From Classic Dracula

Vampire expert, Erin Collopy, explains the transistion from vampires of mythology to the modern, sensitive and more seductive vampire.

Saving the Language of the People

A Texas Tech linguist begins a journey to preserve and teach the Comanche language.

Researchers Hope to Solve Some of the Universe’s Most Mind-Blowing Riddles

Scientists hope the $10 billion Large Hadron Collider and Compact Muon Solenoid will prove the existence of matter’s smallest building blocks.

Texas Tech Health Organization Management Honors Excellence in Leadership

Rawls College of Business awards alum for outstanding support.

Alumnus Fuels Pride and Tradition with Corn Maze

At’l Do Farms features a massive Raider Red-shaped corn maze as homage to Texas Tech.

Texas Tech University to Host Major Textile Conference in India

TIEHH hosts the 6th annual international conference on Advances in Textiles, Machinery, Nonwovens and Technical Textiles

"New Moon," A New Day for Vampires

Pop-culture expert weighs in on implications of “New Moon” on vampire image.

Student Organization Recognized for Diversity Leadership

Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science recognized for its contributions to student recruitment and faculty involvement.

University Press Book Wins Nebraska Book Festival Awards

The book, written by Stew Magnuson, won in the nonfiction category and received an honorable mention in the cover/design/illustration category.

College of Education Gets "Smart"

Smart Board partnership between university and school district is mutually beneficial.

Agricultural Education Program Listed Among Nation’s Elite

Texas Tech University has one of the nation’s distinguished agricultural education programs, according to a recent survey of professional colleagues within the discipline.

Partnership with Chemists in Northern Ireland, Italy Yields New Discovery

Research could lead to greater understanding of ionic liquids used in high-efficiency solar cells; cheaper, more environmentally friendly rocket fuel additives.

Car, Bike Clinic and Safety Fair Today

Register to win a free parking permit at the free car, bike clinic and safety fair.

Texas Tech Professor Appointed to State of Texas Workgroup

Jeffrey Wherry will contribute to a project that addresses the needs of children and families, especially those impacted by child abuse and domestic violence.

War Correspondent, "We Were Soldiers" Author to Visit Texas Tech

Joe Galloway co-authored the book “We Were Soldiers Once … and Young,” which was adapted into the movie “We Were Soldiers,” starring Mel Gibson.

Law Grads Best in Texas on Bar Exam

Texas Tech University School of Law led all Texas law schools on the July Bar Examination.

Jazz and Funk Drummer Mike Clark To Perform With Music Students

Mike Clark will perform with Jazz Ensemble I, at Hemmle Recital Hall Nov. 16.

Agronomy Club Claims Third Straight National Championship

Students showcased their knowledge in agronomy at the Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences National Meeting.

Statement From President Bailey on Fort Hood Tragedy

The Texas Tech University community is saddened by the terrible tragedy at Fort Hood today.

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