Editing KTXT-FM (section)

==Ownership==
[[File:KTXT studio2.jpg|thumb|Logo in KTXT studio]]
KTXT-FM is owned and licensed to Texas Tech University and as of March 1, 2013 is student operated, and controlled by the [[Texas Tech University College of Media and Communication|College of Media and Communication]].,<ref name=Welcome>{{cite web|url=http://www.depts.ttu.edu/studentmedia/index.php?pg=kt|title=Welcome to Student Media|access-date=2008-09-13|publisher=[[Texas Tech University]]}}</ref> and is no longer controlled by Texas Tech Student Media, The Department of Continuing Education, KOHM-FM (now KTTZ-FM), or the Office of the Provost.<ref name=Welcome /> From September 2001 until December 2008, KTXT-FM operated under Texas Tech Student Media.  From December 2008 until March 2011, KTXT-FM was run in conjunction with KOHM-FM and reported to the Texas Tech University Office of the Provost. In March 2011, KOHM-FM, KTXT-FM (and KNCH-FM) were moved back into the Texas Tech College of Mass Communications, reporting to the Dean of that college, and coming full circle back to where they had started.

An administrative change in September 2011 resulted in both KOHM-FM and KNCH-FM being moved administratively under the Texas Tech Public Television station KTXT-TV, while KTXT-FM was kept in the College of Mass Communications.  A small studio for KTXT-FM was set up in the basement of the Mass Communications building, and the Fall semester of 2011 saw the first real return of students to 88.1.  In January 2012, the call letters for both KOHM-FM and KTXT-TV were changed to KTTZ-FM and KTTZ-TV respectively, leaving KTXT-FM with the university's oldest original call-letters still in use.

In August 2012, KTXT-FM, along with the College of Mass Communications, relocated to the newly renovated Business Administration building located at 15th Street and Flint Avenue.  The College also changed its name during this move and is now known as the Texas Tech University College of Media and Communication.