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Jan 20, 2016
MSN - Aside from pets, family members, or roommates, many of us often go weeks without seeing another living thing in our homes. But appearances can be deceiving. We are, in fact, surrounded by arthropods—insects, spiders, centipedes, and other animals with hard external skeletons and jointed legs. They are the most successful animals on the planet, and the walls that shield our homes to the elements are no barriers to them.
Jan 19, 2016
TheStreet - In 1992, President George H.W. Bush made headlines for checking his watch as an audience member asked him a question during a debate with Bill Clinton. Eight years later in 2000, Al Gore's audible sighing during a debate with George W. Bush raised eyebrows, prompting the then-vice president to promise in an interview to "sigh a little bit less" in upcoming showdowns.
tags: College of Media and Communication, Texas Tech in the News
Jan 19, 2016
The doctoral candidates study in America for three years before finishing their final year in their home country.
tags: Academics, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Feature Stories, Graduate School, Provost, Research, Vice President for Research
Jan 19, 2016
Next City - At Texas Tech University College of Architecture at El Paso, professors Ersela Kripa and Stephen Mueller can see the border from their window. For the recently relocated architects, principals at the firm Agency, the view into Mexico’s Ciudad Juarez is new scenery. But for many of their students, it’s the big obstacle to their daily commute.