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Jun 9, 2017
Students who choose to donate their bikes at the end of spring semester can have a parking citation forgiven.
tags: Campus Life, General, Students, Texas Tech in the Community, Videos
Jun 9, 2017
SDPB Radio - A food scientist from Texas Tech University took the witness stand on Wednesday and Thursday in the defamation case between Beef Products Incorporated and ABC News. The Dakota Dunes-based meat company argues that ABC and network correspondent Jim Avila conducted a wrongful media campaign by calling its lean, finely textured beef product 'pink slime.' BPI is claiming almost $2 billion in its suit, which could be tripled under South Dakota's Agricultural Food Products Disparagement Act. South Dakota Public Broadcasting's Jeremy Ludemann reports.
tags: Texas Tech in the News
Jun 9, 2017
A $60,000 grant from The CH Foundation and a collaborative effort from the College of Education made the scholarships possible.
tags: Academics, College of Education, Provost, Stories
Jun 9, 2017
WNAX - A professor from a Texas university was the star witness for a company that's suing A-B-C and one of its reporters for stories about its beef. Texas Tech professor Mindy Brashears is head of the International Center for Food Industry Excellence at Texas Tech. She repeatedly visited "Beef Products Incorporated" plants and tested the company's "lean, finely-textured beef."
tags: Texas Tech in the News