As a Texas Tech graduate, I fondly remember the campus and the surrounding area. My tenure there was quite long, as I both worked there for a few years and took my time getting my degree.
I loved my frequent walks from the library to the languages building, the English/philosophy building, and even hoofin’ it all the way across campus to take my science classes. I don’t know why I was stubborn about the bus, but it was good exercise.
Texas Tech Campus Is Truly Beautiful
The inspiring statues (I am particularly fond of Prometheus outside the library), the soothing fountains, and the gorgeous and well-maintained grounds all make Tech Campus a lovely place to be.
I also love that history is everywhere you look- from the “Barn” to the quirky vintage bathrooms you can find in weird corners of the older buildings. If its well built in the first place, it can last a lifetime.
Texas Tech In Different Decades
Most of my Texas Tech adventures happened in the 2000s—2010s. When I think about them, I still “hear” Lady Gaga and MGMT. And I can still “smell” the library stacks…