The Man In The Mask
The glass mirror slides aside, revealing a hidden passageway and the infamous masked face of the Phantom of the Opera. It is Nov. 8, 1999, and David Gaschen is behind that mask.
Drawing Dignity
After fleeing Eastern Europe as a refugee, Ersela Kripa worked hard to become an architect. She now draws on her experiences to help students learn to design on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Setting Stones
James Avery Artisan Jewelry presented the historic gift to the jewelry and metalsmithing program.
There are plenty of programs and facilities that draw students to Texas Tech University.
One of these is tucked into the north side of campus, nestled behind trees and recognizable by sculptures and outdoor kilns. It's the School of Art's 3D Annex, which houses jewelry, ceramic and sculpture programs.
For jewelry makers, the annex boasts a state-of-the-art space that's the thing of dreams.
There are plenty of programs and facilities that draw students to Texas Tech University.
One of these is tucked into the north side of campus, nestled behind trees and recognizable by sculptures and outdoor kilns. It's the School of Art's 3D Annex, which houses jewelry, ceramic and sculpture programs.
For jewelry makers, the annex boasts a state-of-the-art space that's the thing of dreams.
Researchers Tackle Child and Adolescent Mental Health Emergency
Watching your child suffer while unable to help is one of the worst feelings a parent can experience, says Trent Seltzer, an associate professor at Texas Tech University’s College of Media & Communication.
It’s a pain he and his wife have felt trying to connect their teenager with a psychiatrist in Lubbock. Seltzer says they’ve been on waitlists for months, sometimes longer. He vulnerably explains the obstacles one...
It’s a pain he and his wife have felt trying to connect their teenager with a psychiatrist in Lubbock. Seltzer says they’ve been on waitlists for months, sometimes longer. He vulnerably explains the obstacles one...
Compassion, Shame and Cecil the Lion
It’s safe to say that there has never before been such outrage over the death of an animal as we’ve seen in the last week over Cecil the lion.
Most of us have seen the headlines: The famous lion was killed a few weeks ago in Zimbabwe at the hands of Walter Palmer, a dentist from Minnesota. It was a trophy hunt for which Palmer didn’t have a permit, and his hunting guides reportedly lured the lion out of a National Park. The event sparked widespread backlash, with Palmer’s dentistry practice pic
Most of us have seen the headlines: The famous lion was killed a few weeks ago in Zimbabwe at the hands of Walter Palmer, a dentist from Minnesota. It was a trophy hunt for which Palmer didn’t have a permit, and his hunting guides reportedly lured the lion out of a National Park. The event sparked widespread backlash, with Palmer’s dentistry practice pic
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
Kevin Richardson was a carefree 14-year-old growing up in New York City. He had a loving family, great friends and excelled at playing the trumpet.
But his childhood disappeared on the evening of April 19, 1989.
Known as the Central Park Five, Richardson along with Korey Wise, Raymond Santana, Antron McCray and Yusef Salaam, were wrongfully convicted of the rape of a white female jogger, Trisha Meili, in a case that captivated the nation.
But his childhood disappeared on the evening of April 19, 1989.
Known as the Central Park Five, Richardson along with Korey Wise, Raymond Santana, Antron McCray and Yusef Salaam, were wrongfully convicted of the rape of a white female jogger, Trisha Meili, in a case that captivated the nation.
Unfinished
*This piece won the 2024 CASE Circle of Excellence Grand Gold in column/opinion writing*
I was at a conference for work, stuck in the middle of a session about interpersonal communication. Everyone around me was hyper-focused on the speaker's words, their pens scribbling furiously. I looked down at my pen and notepad. The paper seeming to get larger an
I was at a conference for work, stuck in the middle of a session about interpersonal communication. Everyone around me was hyper-focused on the speaker's words, their pens scribbling furiously. I looked down at my pen and notepad. The paper seeming to get larger an
Banana Nut Old Fashioned? Beet-a-Rita Sour? Welcome to the World of Mixologist ‘Cousin’ Morin
Cousin pulls liquor, tinctures and a bright purple concoction onto the bar top after saying, “I’m going to make you a drink.”
It’s like watching a chemist follow an exact formula or an artist stroke color onto canvas. It’s calculated and whimsical at the same time.
It’s like watching a chemist follow an exact formula or an artist stroke color onto canvas. It’s calculated and whimsical at the same time.
Never Erased
Saleha Soadat is telling the untold story of female journalists in Afghanistan.
How Rose Wilson Changed Lubbock
In Lubbock in 1955:
Elvis Presley played the Cotton Club.
Monterey High School opened its doors.
Rose Wilson moved to town.
There was immediate impact from the first two events. The third, however, took a few years for people to recognize, including Rose herself. But after a landmark court case changed Lubbock in 1983, the city learned her name.
Elvis Presley played the Cotton Club.
Monterey High School opened its doors.
Rose Wilson moved to town.
There was immediate impact from the first two events. The third, however, took a few years for people to recognize, including Rose herself. But after a landmark court case changed Lubbock in 1983, the city learned her name.
Red Raider on the Red Carpet
TTU K-12 alumnus Jesse Plemons is in the running for Best Actor in a Supporting Role this weekend at the 94th Academy Awards.
Jesse Plemons decided to earn his high school diploma through Texas Tech University's TTU K-12 program so he could dedicate his time to what he was passionate about: acting.
It would now seem he made the right choice.
Since his graduation from Texas Tech, his career has only gained momentum. Plemons has gone from the underdog of “Friday Night Lights” to starring in “Th
Jesse Plemons decided to earn his high school diploma through Texas Tech University's TTU K-12 program so he could dedicate his time to what he was passionate about: acting.
It would now seem he made the right choice.
Since his graduation from Texas Tech, his career has only gained momentum. Plemons has gone from the underdog of “Friday Night Lights” to starring in “Th
Worth 1,000 Words: Mary Beth Koeth Puts Her Own Spin on Storytelling
Texas Tech University alumna of the J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts has forged a notable career in editorial and commercial photography.
Praise for Lucy's Work
"I had the sheer joy of having a story written about me by Lucy Greenberg for Evermore magazine. In all my life and all of the interviews I have ever given, Lucy was the most professional, thorough, caring and patient interviewer I have ever had. She was respectful to my family and me and treated each one of us with love and kindness. In addition to her professional interviewing skills, Lucy’s writing captured my life story better than any article I have ever read. She was creative in every way and made the most out of every question she asked. She was honest and cared so much about getting the timeline of my life correct. Lucy is a winner in every way! If you want a creative, kind, loving, funny and generous writer, Lucy Greenberg is the writer for you." - David Gaschen, Broadway Actor
"In 2019, a non-profit organization came to us because they heard about our 30 year-old business and wanted to tell our story. We were humbled by this request and agreed to have them come. Lucy Greenberg led the team and produced a video after interviewing us for two days and reviewing hours of tape. We were amazed by the way she portrayed our lives and the story of Hisway Painting. We highly endorse her work and would use her again." - Bud & Eileen Zegel, Business Owners
"I had the pleasure of hiring Lucy as a writer for the marketing and communications team at Texas Tech University. During our time working together, her exceptional writing skills were a tremendous asset to our team's work and continually validated the decision to bring her on board. Observing her work from outside the office today, Lucy consistently delivers impactful work through engaged and emotional storytelling." - Chris Cook, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Management & Marketing