Texas Tech Librarians Discuss Favorite Books for National Book Lovers Day
Sep 6, 2016
Favorites include “To Kill a Mockingbird,” “My Life in France” and “The Green Mile.”
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'Star Trek': Cultural Phenomenon Reaches 50th Anniversary
Sep 1, 2016
Texas Tech University has experts available to discuss the franchise, its role in popular culture, the science behind it and more as its 50th anniversary approaches.
tags : College of Arts and Sciences, College of Engineering, College of Media and Communication, Experts, Libraries, News Releases, School of Law
The Joker: Serious Study of the Clown Prince of Crime
Aug 23, 2016
San Diego Comic Con 2016 - Comics Arts Conference #1 featured Texas Tech panelists discussing The Joker in pop culture.
tags : College of Media and Communication, Libraries, Texas Tech in the News
University Libraries and TTU Press Launch Interdisciplinary Online Journal
Jul 27, 2016
The open-access journal, titled “Archivation Exploration,” will focus on rotating themes as well as the happenings of each year’s Sowell Collection Conference.
tags : Academics, Libraries, Provost, Texas Tech Press