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Bayer CropScience Contributes $7.5 million to Support Research at Texas Tech

Angelo State University | May 4, 2010

Bayer CropScience announces a $7.5 million contribution to the Texas Tech University Department of Plant and Soil Sciences.

Texas Tech Receives Gift for MRI-based Autism Research

Texas Tech University | April 9, 2010

Officials from the Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering today (April 9) accepted the gift from Allen Howard, a 1978 electrical and computer engineering graduate, and his wife Linnie, via their foundation, Autumn’s Foundation.

Texas Tech Chancellor’s Council Announces Distinguished Teaching, Research Awards

Texas Tech University System | December 11, 2009

The highest awards given by the Texas Tech University System to faculty members at its member institutions were announced today (Dec. 11) by Chancellor Kent Hance.

Texas Tech Chancellor’s Council Announces Distinguished Teaching, Reasearch Awards

Texas Tech University System | December 11, 2009

The highest awards given by the Texas Tech University System to faculty members at its member institutions were announced today (Dec. 11) by Chancellor Kent Hance.

Littleton-Anglin Family Presents Gift for Parkinson’s Disease Research

Angelo State University | November 19, 2009

The Littleton-Anglin family of Earth, Texas, presented $260,000 to the Texas Tech University Department of Neurology to establish the Littleton-Anglin Families Endowment Fund for Parkinson's Disease Research.

Covenant Health System, TTUHSC Partner on Endowed Chair

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center | November 3, 2009

Covenant Health System (CHS) announced today (Oct. 20) the establishment of the Covenant Health System Endowed Chair in Cerebrovascular Disease in partnership with the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine.

Texas Tech Petroleum Engineering Receives Schlumberger Gift

Texas Tech University | October 22, 2009

Texas Tech University petroleum engineering students will have an advantage in the job market when they graduate, thanks to a $42.5 million gift of software from Schlumberger.

Texas Tech’s Rawls College Breaks Ground for New Building

Angelo State University | October 9, 2009

Texas Tech University today (Oct. 9) broke ground on the new Jerry S. Rawls College of Business Building at Flint Avenue near Ninth Street, just west of Dan Law Baseball Field.

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