A LOOK AT THE HERITAGE OF TEXAS TECH TRADITIONS
In 1923, Texas Tech began serving the South Plains as the premiere institution for higher education in the area. Since then, the school has developed its own brand of traditions unique to the students and the landscape. From more recognized ones such as the Masked Rider and the Carol of Lights; to the more unique such as the tossing of the tortillas and the Tour de Tech Terrace. Students and Faculty sound off on their favorites.
The Classics: Tech Tradition Staples
There are several traditions the students and faculty know and love. Follow Brittany White with an overview of a choice selection. Go>>
Tour de Tech Terrace: One Bike Short of a Riot
While Texas Tech has built a wide array of formal traditions over the years, one recent alternative event that stands out is the Tour De Tech Terrace. What began as a late-night premonition for fun and mischief has turned into a bi-annual event, which draws upward of 200 participants from various walks of life. David Ward has more>>
The Tech Campus Experience
Regardless of where you may find yourself on campus, there is something to look at. Whether it be the historic Spanish architecture or one of dozens of public art pieces, Tech is truly a campus experience. Richard Campanaro has more>>