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Closing "Innovation Deficit" Vital to Nation's Future

Aug 6, 2013

Huffington Post - However, it is essential we, as universities, contribute to the solution and aid our lawmakers in the process. At Texas Tech University, we are diligent in our pursuits to leverage state and private investments to positively influence our innovation future. Of course, this is not unique to Texas Tech, as many universities around the country are seeking alternatives to continue funding their research initiatives.

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Bradley Manning acquitted of 'aiding the enemy' but found guilty of espionage

Jul 31, 2013

Alaska Dispatch - Colonel Lind is not bound by any mandatory minimum sentences, notes Richard Rosen, former commandant of the Judge Advocate General School for the US Army and the director of the Center for Military Law and Policy at Texas Tech University School of Law in Lubbock.

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Ft. Hood shooting suspect rails at U.S. in statement to Fox News

Jul 30, 2013

Los Angeles Times - Richard Rosen, a retired colonel and law professor at Texas Tech University School of Law, said the statement was unlikely to help Hasan and could hurt his case.

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More Investors Seek 'Independent' Advisers-But 'Independent' Has Multiple Meanings

Jul 30, 2013

Wall Street Journal - While brokers have historically focused on investment advice, RIAs may also provide tax and estate planning. Some even help clients with tasks like tracking medical bills and researching assisted-living facilities for a parent. Ask a prospect to list the range of services he or she provides, says Deena Katz, an associate professor of personal financial planning at Texas Tech University in Lubbock.

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