The Daily Toreador

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Sample front page of The Daily Toreador
Type	Daily newspaper
Format	Broadsheet

Owner	Texas Tech University
Publisher	Texas Tech Student Media
Editor	Travis Cram
Founded	1925 (as The Toreador)
Headquarters	Lubbock, Texas, USA

Website: The Daily Toreador

The Daily Toreador is the student newspaper for Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. The newspaper was started in 1925 after the founding of Texas Technological College in 1923. It was originally called The Toreador to reflect the Spanish Renaissance architectural influence of its campus buildings. This name was changed in 1965 to The University Daily and then was again changed to its current name The Daily Toreador in 2005.

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