TTU news headlines and complete stories can now be sent straight to your computer each day through RSS feeds.

RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication, is a free subscription service that allows users to choose specific online information without having to browse through web sites. Public Affairs recently launched the RSS feed service so that subscribers could get automatic updates on news and events related to the university.

"RSS feeds are becoming popular with huge media organizations, such as The New York Times, and at colleges and universities all over the country," says Monica Greppin, director of Public Affairs. "Offering our alumni, faculty and staff, students and supporters this service allows us to share important information about the university in a timely and technologically savvy manner."

The university also recently made several video podcasts available, including a campus tour video designed to introduce prospective students to TTU. Offerings also include interviews with TTU professors and administrators on research topics and information about the university.

Both the RSS feeds and podcasts can be accessed for free by PC or Mac users. A link to complete offerings and instructions can be found on our home page at www.tntech.edu.