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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.

Vintage Poster Artists to be Celebrated at School of Art Reception

Exhibit focuses on craftsmen and artists who use simple, bold images and unique, expressive typography to communicate contemporary messages.

Expert to Discuss Prosthetic Vision at 11th Annual Sowell Center Lecture Series

Prosthetic vision is a medical breakthrough that opens up new possibilities for sight.

Cultivating the Home Field Advantage, A Memoir Revisited

A history of Jones AT&T Stadium: from humble beginnings to home of champions.

Meat Judging Team Wins Fifth Consecutive Contest

The Red Raiders placed first in the beef judging, lamb judging, overall beef, total placing and total reasons divisions.

Debate Team Still in Top Position Nationally

Testerman was named the top individual speaker at the tournament, while Horton was right behind as the second place speaker.

A New View of Realism Comes to The Museum of Texas Tech

The exhibit allows visitors to compare and contrast the work of current artists with historical paintings.

A Climate for Change: Global Warming Facts For Faith-Based Decisions

Two Texas Tech University researchers look at the global warming debate from a Christian perspective.

Geological Survey Grant Awarded for Study of Climate Change

A new three-year project will bring together a team of experts to learn how to model, study and predict the influence of the changes.

College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Honors Outstanding Agriculturalists

The annual awards recognize individuals for contributions to various areas of Texas agriculture.

Texas Tech Paleontologist Says Meteorite Strike Near Mumbai May Have Wiped Out Dinosaurs

India’s Shiva Crater reveals possible reasons for extinction.

College of Mass Communications Announces Outstanding Alumni

Four outstanding alumni will be honored at the annual breakfast at 8 a.m. Saturday (Oct. 31) in the Merket Alumni Center.

It's Not Too Late to Participate in the State Employee Charitable Campaign

Since 1994, the combined contributions by university, system, and health sciences center employees have exceeded $7,400,000 and made a tremendous difference in the Lubbock community.

X Marks The Spot At Jones AT&T Stadium

Pirate costumes will be selected on Saturday for a chance to win treasures from Texas Tech Athletics.

Interview Technique Could Improve Accuracy of Child Testimony

Seven open-ended questions could make children less suggestible during interviews.

Texas Tech Hosts Dia de los Muertos Celebration

Tickets are free and available in room 170 of the Administration Building at the Cross Cultural Academic Advancement Center or call (806) 742-8681 to reserve tickets.

Alumna to be Honored at the Hall of Fame Luncheon

Linda Rutherford has reported for Newsweek, the Dallas Times Herald and several Dallas-area suburban newspapers.

Texas Tech Meat Judging Team Secures Top Honors

The team defeated the competition by a 150-point margin and placed first in the beef grading, lamb judging, overall beef, pork judging and total reasons divisions.

Texas Tech Student Chosen for 2010 National Beef Ambassador Team

Participants were judged on the depth of their industry knowledge, impromptu, informative, verbal expression, composure, confidence, manners and appearance.

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