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Texas Tech Researchers Warn of Tularemia in Area Feral Hogs

Jan 24, 2011

After finding evidence in feral hogs of the bacteria that causes tularemia, researchers urge caution when handling wild game.

tags: College of Arts and Sciences, Institute of Environmental and Human Health, News Releases, Research

Former Astronaut to Lead Whitacre College of Engineering to New Heights

Jan 23, 2011

New engineering dean aims to make Texas Tech a top research facility.

tags: College of Engineering, News Releases, Research

Texas Tech Wine Expert: Neolithic Community Had Highly Developed Winemaking Operation

Jan 21, 2011

Stefan K. Estreicher said the recent discovery of the 6,100-year-old facility shows the community had a highly advanced method for making wine.

tags: College of Arts and Sciences, News Releases

Texas Tech Panhellenic Council Holds Sorority Information Session

Jan 21, 2011

tags: News Releases