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Rose turns tragedy into victory through esports

Tech Chinese community reflects on Draco Malfoy as Lunar New Year mascot

Tucker tests Thaxton’s animal science skills

Tech archaeologists uncover lost mission artifacts

Martin set to appear during Big 12 Trombone Concert

More than 60 years ago, when the university was still Texas Technological College, it was Bill Dean who pulled the switch that lit up Carol of Lights for the first time.

Poor pay, denied submissions or complete rejection are a few of the problems striking up-and-coming authors in the creative writing industry. Yet, through volunteer work alone, The Harbinger paves the way for students to gain a foothold in the field.

For the first time in program history, Texas Tech’s Arabic Debate Team achieved fourth place in the semifinals of this year’s U.S. Universities Arabic Debating Championship in New York.

Plays on Tap — a collection of collaborative performances hosted in recognition of National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week — will showcase the reality and possibility of recovering from addiction this

When considering what kind of pets to be her emotional support animals, Ash Fleming wanted something unorthodox and full of personality. It wouldn’t be long before she found her two

Limited in two of his five senses, George Stern seeks to harness his perspective to pursue teaching and improve the classroom setting for all students.

Nearly 30 years ago, Carter Biggers first stepped onto the Jones AT&T Stadium field, leading his drum section as crowds cheered the Goin’ Band on. Today, his son, Harrison, has

Danica Jorgensen began training the Texas Tech Equestrian Team as the head coach in 2009. Even when she received the news she had breast cancer, that didn’t stop her from

Co-hosted by Jason Weber and Shelbie Jolly, the “Creating Us” podcast returns after its brief hiatus to continue broadcasting the human sides of those in leadership positions.

Performers dawn handmade, era-accurate attire as violins and accordions stir with music from throughout history as the Multiverse of Bassanda’s story continues.

In a warehouse where military planes used to prepare for takeoff, National Wind Institute trucks await deployment to the frontline of this year’s hurricane season — and they’re hauling radar

Script Raiders members challenge themselves to transform writing limitations into nuanced storytelling through 10-Minute Plays, an exercise in condensed playwriting.

Operating under the Raider Relief Advocacy and Resource Center, Raider Red’s Food Pantry offers current Texas Tech students with access to various food items as well as services to assist

With twenty years in-between their respective graduations, mother and son Molly and Logan Lasater, both walked the stage together at the Texas Tech Ring Ceremony on April 6.

Growing up in a household full of robotics and computers, Kiera Petty and her father Shawn Petty have designed their own artificial intelligence assistants for use in academia and everyday