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Sep 21, 2020
“Just like heroes, villains are a barometer of what we value and what we abhor as a society,” said editor Robert Peaslee.
tags: Feature Stories, College of Media and Communication, Stories, Vice President for Research, Libraries, Research, Faculty
Sep 11, 2020
Texas Tech is partnering with Arizona State University and the University of Missouri to study digital media literacy, with the course beginning Monday (Sept. 14).
tags: Stories, Research, College of Media and Communication, Academics, Provost, Feature Stories, Vice President for Research
Sep 9, 2020
OneZero - In the glory days of online communication (2002 to 2009, in my rough, highly personal estimation), away messages were popular on AOL’s instant messaging service and acted a bit like digital Post-it notes stuck to a door: messages that would pop up next to a user’s handle indicating that a person was unavailable to chat. Yet they’ve largely fallen to the wayside, foregone in favor of constant connectivity that’s distracting and stressful.
tags: College of Media and Communication, Texas Tech in the News, COVID-19
Aug 28, 2020
In spite of changes brought on by COVID-19, the camp for incoming students provided opportunities to connect with other Red Raiders, experience traditions and learn more about the university.
tags: COVID-19, College of Media and Communication, College of human sciences, Traditions, Students, Staff, TTU Features, Stories, Feature Stories