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Singer and colleague find lost works by Pulitzer-winning poet
Two years ago, Louisiana Tech assistant professor of English Dr. Erin Singer and a colleague at the University of Idaho, Zachary Turpin, discovered unpublished work by Pulitzer Prize winner Anne Sexton. Now 44 years after the poet’s death —...
Online programs recognized
Three of Louisiana Tech University's online graduate programs have been recognized by AffordableCollegesOnline.org (ACO), a leader in higher education information, for providing students high-quality learning environments. Louisiana Tech's...
Tech to celebrate Homecoming 2018, distinguished alumni at luncheon
The Louisiana Tech Alumni Association will honor its 2018 Alumnus of the Year and Distinguished Alumni of the Colleges Oct. 19 at its annual Alumni Awards Luncheon. The luncheon is set for noon in the Club Lounge of the Davison Athletics...
Groundling set to open Oct. 23
Opening night for the Louisiana Tech University Department of Theatre’s production of The Groundling, an hysterical look at one man’s interpretation of playwrighting in his own garage, is less than two weeks away. Written by Marc Palmieri and...
Tech audiology grad named president of American Academy of Audiology
When she started in the Louisiana Tech’s graduate program in audiology, Lisa Christensen remembers that she “didn’t know how great it would be for me.” It’s fairly evident now. Christensen earned her master’s degree in audiology from Tech in...
History Department to host talk on history of state criminal justice system
Louisiana Tech welcomes Dr. Thomas Aiello to speak on "Race, Rights, and Non-unanimous Criminal Jury Verdicts" at 4 p.m. Oct. 11 in Wyly Auditorium. Co-sponsored by the Lambda-Rho chapter of the Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society, the...
Tech Hosts national usability symposium
Sept. 19-21, Louisiana Tech University played host for the inaugural Louisiana Tech Usability Studies Symposium (LATUSS) at the Academic Success Center in Bossier City. The event drew attendees from around the country and brought together...
yMusic on October 4 in Howard redefines classical music
The 2018-2019 Louisiana Tech Concert Association (LTCA) season kicks off October 4 in Howard Auditorium with yMusic, a show designed to make the audience reimagine the limits of classical music. Using a unique configuration of...
Cast Announced For ‘The Groundling’
The Louisiana Tech University Department of Theatre has announced its seven-member cast for its production of The Groundling — a profound look at Shakespearean romance in the confines of a garage — written by Marc Palmieri and...
Auditions set for ‘The Groundling’
The Louisiana Tech Department of Theatre will be hold auditions for its fall production of The Groundling at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 17 in Arthur W. Stone Theatre, located in Tech’s Howard Center for the Performing Arts. Participants...