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Feb 13, 2019
Southwest Farm Press- Texas weather can be as fickle as a bandwagon sports fan, changing its mind from one minute to the next. That unpredictability can leave people wondering why they even bother checking the weather in the morning.
tags: Texas Tech in the News
Feb 5, 2019
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism- Yesterday we published an investigation into the strange vanishing act of private security firm Sabre International Security - once one of the biggest contractors in US-occupied Iraq - and what happened to its Nepalese and Indian workforce when tragedy struck in Kabul in 2016.
Jan 31, 2019
Planet Forward- In the South Plains of West Texas, where one-quarter of U.S. cotton is grown, weather and the availability of water have major effects on the cotton market, making environmental concerns directly connected to economic ones.
tags: College of Media and Communication, Texas Tech in the News
Jan 31, 2019
Politico- President Donald Trump has long been faulted for his use of English, with the Flesch-Kincaid readability test once scoring the president at a fourth-grade level. Despite all the criticism, however, it’s hard to deny his success in communicating to a strong base of supporters, who seem to stick with him no matter what.
tags: College of Media and Communication, Texas Tech in the News