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Economic recovery requires the government to stop what it's doing
Jul 29, 2020
The Hill - Republicans and Democrats are debating what to include in yet another federal coronavirus relief bill. Meanwhile, the states are in various stages of “opened up” or “locked down,” with state and local politicians regulating the minutiae of our interactions right down to what constitutes a “meal” in order to determine which establishments may serve alcoholic beverages.
tags: Rawls College of Business Administration, COVID-19, Free Market Institute, Texas Tech in the News
This engineering student designed an ingenious hanger that won’t stretch out your clothes
Jul 28, 2020
Fast Company - Clothes hangers, I’m sure you’ll agree, are in desperate need of a redesign. When I scour through my closet, strappy sundresses and silk blouses inevitably slide off the hangers, falling into a pool on the floor. And then there’s the fact that dozens of my blazers and Oxford shirts have been ruined because the hard edges of the hangers stretch out the fabric, creating unsightly bumps.
tags: Texas Tech in the News, College of Engineering, Innovation Hub
Students Are Spreading Covid-19 Off Campus. Here’s How Colleges Can Stop It.
Jul 28, 2020
Chronicle of Higher Education - As the University of Washington worked on plans to keep students masked-up and six feet apart this fall, ominous signs emerged blocks from the Seattle campus. Dozens of students living in fraternity houses over the summer tested positive for Covid-19, a number that swelled to more than 130 early this month.
tags: Texas Tech in the News, COVID-19