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Texas Tech Climate Center Hosts First 'Science by the Glass' Event of 2021
Jan 15, 2021
Emily Bailey will explore the connections between the climate and COVID-19 in a virtual event.
tags: COVID-19, Events, News Releases
Texas Tech Climate Center Hosts Virtual 'Science by the Glass' Event
Nov 30, 2020
Sandip Pal will lead a discussion on greenhouse gas transport.
tags: College of Arts and Sciences, Faculty, News Releases, Events
Residence Halls Association Hosts 62nd Annual Carol of Lights Virtually
Nov 30, 2020
With no in-person component this year, the 2020 celebration, themed “The Matador Lights,” will instead be presented via livestream and local broadcast.
tags: University Student Housing, Traditions, Events, COVID-19, News Releases