Category: News

For the first time ever, one of LU’s Moot Court Team advanced to the championship round in a Moot Court tournament against 40 other collegiate teams. Shelly Vitanza visits with these history makers – Katey McCall and Ali Hamza - who were also ranked top advocates at the tournament.

Lamar University Associate Buyer Marc Paine shares his experience with maintaining essential orders during the coronavirus pandemic.

Lamar University’s Student Health Center celebrated receiving a state accreditation.

ExxonMobil presented Lamar University’s Community Relations Program with a check for $25,000 for the establishment of a Navigating Excellence Success Triumph (N.E.S.T.) at Amelia Elementary School.

A group of students gathered for an open discussion with ExxonMobil on Feb. 13 in the Science and Technology Building.

Two Lamar University Moot Court teams participated in the University of Louisiana-Lafayette Invitational Moot Court Tournament.

Reaud Honors College Students continue the legacy of volunteering by spending the weekend at the Southeast Texas Food Bank.

The office of Global Diversity and Inclusive Excellence hosted an event to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

LU Reaud Honors College students volunteered for the Jason Project before the spring semester started.

The New Student and Leadership Programs at Lamar University hosted, “Meet the Greeks: Game Night Style.”

Students transferring to LU traded swag and benefited dogs.

Lamar University Alum donates 96 oil maps to Special Collections.

A family video made more than 25 years ago landed Lamar University alumni TyRe Alexander a spot on the Today Show.

Jeff Forret, Lamar University history professor and Distinguished Faculty Research Fellow, is making headlines regarding his new book, “Williams’ Gang: A Notorious Slave Trader and His Cargo of Black Convicts.”

Sixty-three Lamar University students have earned the HubSpot Social Media Certificate.

Congratulations to Tyler Nelson, a biology student, who was selected to present at Gulf Coast Undergraduate Tyler Nelson Research Symposium at Rice University.

Twelve awards were distributed at Lamar University’s Seventh Annual Texas STEM conference, held on Nov. 2, 2019.

Students at some Beaumont ISD elementary schools are learning to speak in green.

Lamar University donated 165 books to its three N.E.S.Ts.

The Office of Undergraduate Research is proud to announce the winners of the Sixth Annual Humanities, Arts, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Education & Business Conference.

Dr. Cristian Bahrim, professor of physics and interim director of the Office of Undergraduate Research, was nominated for the 2019 American Institute of Physics’ Society of Physics Students & Sigma Pi Sigma Outstanding Chapter Advisor award.

Lamar University students were medical cannabis scientists for a day at Compassionate Cultivation, one of the three cannabis dispensaries in Texas.

President Ken Evans hosted the annual faculty and staff Holiday Party Dec. 5.

LU students from the Reaud Honors College attended the 2019 Annual Conference of the National Collegiate Honors Council in New Orleans, LA.

Students of the JoAnne Gay Dishman School of Nursing showcased their nursing school experiences at the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Student Learning Outcomes Conference at the Mary and John Gray Library on the 8th floor.

Welcome to the "Connecting with Cardinals" series where we highlight LU students to help you get to know fellow Cardinals.

Welcome to the "Connecting with Cardinals" series where we highlight LU students to help you get to know fellow Cardinals.

Welcome to the "Connecting with Cardinals" series where we highlight LU students to help you get to know fellow Cardinals.

Welcome to the "Connecting with Cardinals" series where we highlight LU students to help you get to know fellow Cardinals. 

The Office of International Student Programs and Students hosted its Second Annual Thanksgiving Feast.

Musical petting zoo hits a high note with Blanchette Elementary School students.

Bridge City High School students were given a chance to be engineers at Lamar University.

Special Collections and Lamar University's Archives expands its collection and makes more available online.

On Friday, Feb 1, the College of Education and Human Development held a 60/30 anniversary party. The celebration was a way of memorializing the college’s 60th year in existence and it’s 30th year since integrating ‘Human Development’ into its title.

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

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