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Through joining the Voice of Intercollegiate Esports, Texas Tech will expand its existing esports programs and facilities, bolstering opportunities for the university and prospective students.

Centralized support for Scantron grading services by Information Technology will end on Dec. 31.

Texas Tech dormitories received renovations and repairs over the summer in anticipation for the academic year.

Texas Tech’s Tweissters weather group advises locals to remain cautious of the severe weather season despite tornado alley shifts.

Freshmen Texas Tech students may face new stressors as the Fall 2024 semester begins, such as their first college homework and making new friends. However, services are available to new

Sitting in the flat plains 15 miles north of Lubbock, the Preston Gott Skyview Observatory has watched the stars for over a decade and enabled students to learn more about

Following a $1.6 million donation by the William A. Brookshire Foundation, the Texas Tech School of Law will establish its Veterans Legal Clinic, which will specialize in assisting former members

Motivated by previous information leaks and potential threats, the Texas Tech Information Technology Division is utilizing new security measures, such as the recently announced Microsoft Authenticator app, to better strengthen

In a world where social media is everywhere from the home to the office, utilizing digital platforms when applying to job opportunities can offer varying rewards and risks.

Artificial intelligence has quickly become more accessible in sources such as ChatGPT or Jasper AI. This upswing in generative technology usage raises the question of if AI belongs in the

In recent years, many have asked whether or not social media affects concentration. In studies published by the National Institutes of Health, connections have been found between social media and

When it comes to protecting Texas Tech students, the university employs a special department of police that serve as the main law enforcers on campus. There are several measures that

The Texas Tech School of Theatre and Dance is preparing to host its annual Fall Dance Fest, a capstone project by fourth-year Bachelor of Fine Arts dance majors.

With the Halloween season in full force, the various attractions dotting Lubbock and the Texas Tech campus may fly under the radar of even the most devoted ghost hunters.