Increased oil patch activity can magnify legal issues
Apr 10, 2020
Midland Reporter-Telegram - Attorneys focused on energy law are working to keep up with the changes wrought by the Permian Basin's unconventional oil and gas development.
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33 Years After Dubious Evidence Helped Convict Him, Joe Bryan Has Been Released on Parole
Apr 10, 2020
ProPublica - Bryan, the subject of a ProPublica-New York Times Magazine investigation that questioned the integrity of the expert forensic testimony used to convict him, has always maintained that he had no part in the 1985 shooting death of his wife, Mickey. Bryan was twice convicted of her murder, which took place in their Clifton, Texas, home.
Texas Tech Recognizes Women Faculty for Their Contributions to Academia, Research
Mar 5, 2020
The Research Spotlight on Texas Tech Women Faculty initiative is a collaboration between the Office of Research & Innovation, the Division of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and the Women’s & Gender Studies program to more fully publicize women’s accomplishments across campus.
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Faculty Members Honored with 2020 Chancellor's Council Awards
Feb 12, 2020
Chancellor Tedd L. Mitchell presented research and teaching awards to the Texas Tech University System’s top faculty.
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