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Here is a list of a few people who helped guided Texas Technological in its early years.

One hundred years ago, a site-selection committee visited several West Texas towns in search of a home for the newly approved Texas Technological College. As the committee members entered Lubbock,

Clifford Bartlett Jones was born on April 9, 1885, in Rico, Colorado. He died on Nov. 27, 1972. Between his birth and death, he earned the nickname “West Texas No. 1 Citizen”.

When Texas Technological College opened its doors in 1925, 914 students received the recognition of being part of its inaugural class. 98 years have passed, and 100 since the institution

As time goes on, individuals adapt to change. Established in 1923, Texas Technological College has lived through 100 years of evolution; a witness to change found in the minuscule details

When a small town lawyer from Cleburne, William H. Bledsoe, followed new opportunities to the South Plains in 1908, nothing in his background indicated he would become one of the South Plains’ leadin…

The University of New Mexico has announced the names of the four finalists who will be interviewing to be the next associate vice president within the OVPR. The four finalists include Jennifer Taylor, Om Perumal, Krista Glazewski, and Brandon Weeks. All...

Since 1967, the Texas Tech Alumni Association has administered the universitys Distinguished Alumni awards. Last weekend, we celebrated our 2022 recipients, representing the final four DAs in Texas …

T.J. Patterson was en route to Lubbock to pick up a red Plymouth Fury convertible to get to Memphis, to walk with Martin Luther King Jr. in the several marches