2018 Articles

Donate to the Cardinal Food Pantry by December 13 to dismiss outstanding parking tickets.

Gary Brice, instructor in the Department of Mathematics, is often referred to as "Lamar's favorite professor." Our student writer set out to find what drives Mr. Brice to be one of LU's most beloved, and successful, faculty members.

Nutrition students are learning what it really takes to fuel an athlete, thanks to a recent partnership between the LU nutrition and dietetics program and LU Athletics. Athletes say the partnership and nutritional improvements have boosted their performance, both on and off the field.

LU associate professor Dr. Serdar Ilban lead Lamar Opera Theatre through a successful performance of La Canterina, a rarely performed opera adapted and translated by Dr. Ilban.

Keep your Sunday snacks balanced and yummy with this dietetic intern's list of favorites.

Jordan Curl's plans changed after his mother's diagnosis. Now, as a junior, he's doing graduate-level research.

At the first home game of the 2018 season, Lamar Univerisity rang the LU game bell for the first time in over 30 years.

Instead of receiving, Keeley Coombs, Class of 2019, focused on giving to other on her special day.

We asked this company president if it's possible to stay both authentic and professional. His answer? Absolutely.

This Lamar University ring has been missing since 1998. You won't believe where it was found.

Can stress be positive? Lamar University alum, Dr. Bethany Aiena says yes. Find out what exactly happens to a body under stress and how to thrive when it can't be avoided.

Lamar University engineering students built and programmed an underwater robot for a senior capstone project.

Natalie Sfeir, 2016 Beck Fellowship recipient, has researched an innovative solution to the difficult outings for those with dementia and their family. It’s called a Memory Café.

Inspired by an LU physics class, FuelTrax is the #1 marine fuel management product in the world.

Make your next LU semester a little more fun with these unusual electives.

Lamar University student, Madison Clark, spent the spring of 2018 studying in France. The study abroad veteran shares her advice on foreign travel for future globe-trotting students.

Students chime in on the best productivity apps for college.

College can be unpredictable though, no matter how unique your situation is, there’s likely a book character that’s been through it. While none of these eight characters go through college, most of us can relate to them.

Whether you’re a seasoned Cardinal or brand new at Lamar University, there's a student organization for you.

Carlos Caballero, a senior mechanical engineering and physics major, traveled to Nashville in January for a guest appearance on the lifestyle and entertainment show Pickler & Ben.

New year, new gear.