Recent Stories
Videos Stories
Categories
X
- Academics (4063)
- Achievements (622)
- Addiction and Recovery (27)
- Administration (477)
- Advancement (2)
- Alumni (385)
- Athletics (142)
- Campus Life (633)
- Centennial (8)
- Chess program (50)
- College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources (920)
- College of Architecture (217)
- College of Arts and Sciences (1352)
- College of Education (492)
- College of Engineering (845)
- College of Human Sciences (775)
- College of Media and Communication (507)
- College of Visual and Performing Arts (546)
- COVID-19 (228)
- Degrees of Impact (155)
- Development (112)
- Discover Texas Tech (42)
- Diversity (320)
- ELearning (113)
- Emergency (59)
- Enrollment (17)
- Events (2043)
- Exhibits (90)
- Experts (317)
- Facilities Planning and Construction (9)
- Faculty (816)
- Feature Stories (1803)
- Free Market Institute (9)
- General (1334)
- Giving (20)
- Graduate School (278)
- Honors College (199)
- Hospitality Services (67)
- HSI Profiles (9)
- Innovation Hub (90)
- Institute of Environmental and Human Health (138)
- International Affairs (113)
- Libraries (292)
- Literature (16)
- Military (99)
- Museums (228)
- National & International Scholarships & Fellowships (20)
- National Ranching Heritage Center (34)
- News Releases (3780)
- President (220)
- Prestigious External Student Awards (9)
- Provost (3394)
- Public Art (38)
- Rawls College of Business Administration (467)
- Research (2068)
- School of Law (512)
- Speeches (11)
- Spirit (72)
- Staff (144)
- Stories (5964)
- Story Ideas (2)
- Students (569)
- Sustainability (30)
- Texas Tech Commitment (16)
- Texas Tech in the Community (525)
- Texas Tech in the News (6206)
- Texas Tech Press (69)
- Tier 1 (2)
- Traditions (126)
- TTU Features (359)
- University College (2)
- University Student Housing (28)
- Veterinary School (110)
- Vice President for Research (1962)
- Videos (468)
- Vietnam (77)
- Water (13)
- Wind (205)
- Women's Studies (84)
Texas Tech Receives ConocoPhillips Gift
Sep 22, 2009
ConocoPhillips contributes $500,000 to scholarships, new students and a building campaign.
tags: Academics, College of Engineering, Development, Rawls College of Business Administration, Videos
Graphic Novel-style Textbook Keeps Students Engaged
Sep 15, 2009
“Atlas Black: Managing to Succeed” may have the outward appearance of a “comic book,” but coauthor Jeremy Short says it’s full of serious management principles delivered in a format students actually enjoy.
tags: Academics, Rawls College of Business Administration, Videos