Throughout the summer, Lamar University's College of Engineering hosted four annual summer camps designed to engage students from sixth to 12th grade.
Read More ▸The Texas Academy at Lamar University recently hosted the Innovation ColLABoration camp to ignite interest in STEM careers among Texas youth, offering hands-on activities and industry insights through the Governor’s Summer Merit Program.
Read More ▸Beaumont Community Players' InterACT program has provided children with atypical language and social development the opportunity to shine as actors while offering Lamar University speech-language pathology graduate students valuable clinical practice, culminating in enriching performances that celebrate diversity and collaboration.
Read More ▸Lamar University's annual baseball camps, designed for children ages six to twelve, offer structured sessions with guidance from experienced coaches and players to inspire and develop young baseball enthusiasts.
Read More ▸In February, the Lamar University Police Department (LUPD) brought a new member to the force, and the Catahoula Leopard dog named Derrick who provides emotional support to crime victims and students.
Read More ▸Glen W. Morgan, managing partner of Reaud, Morgan & Quinn, L.L.P., has been given the title of Southeast Texas Legend by Lamar University.
Read More ▸Lamar University invites students of all ages to a variety of summer camps to be held on campus this summer. Camps are offered for various ages and interests with daily and residential opportunities.
Read More ▸The T.L.L Temple Foundation awarded a grant of $517,942 to Spindletop Center, which will fund six entry-level therapist positions over three years. Positions will be filled by newly licensed graduates of Lamar University’s master-level counseling programs.
Read More ▸Lamar University embraced Earth Day with a unique and eco-conscious celebration aimed at educating students about sustainability.
Read More ▸Dos Corazonez, founded by LU alumnus Julian Stevens in tribute to his mother's legacy, embodies love, resilience, and empowerment through fashion, transcending mere apparel to make a statement about the enduring power of love and human resilience.
Read More ▸The Wesley Foundation at Lamar University operates the Cardinal Pantry and Cardinal Closet, vital resources addressing food insecurity and clothing needs among students, fostering community and collaboration.
Read More ▸In this week's episode of the LU Moment, LU Crew members Annette Castillo and Jordan Campbell discuss Cardinal View. Go beyond the podcast with this Q&A talking all things Cardinal View.
Read More ▸Beaumont senior biology student Jacob Thompson found his passion for neurodegenerative disorders, leading him to pursue research at Lamar University and ultimately being awarded the David J. Beck Fellowship, enabling him to conduct cutting-edge research on neuronal aging and Alzheimer's disease at the Mayo Clinic and Johns Hopkins University labs.
Read More ▸The Lamar University Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering has incorporated Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its academic program, introducing new graduate courses focused on User Experience with AI and AI for Industrial Engineering.
Read More ▸Lamar University announced the awarding of 100 scholarships, each valued at $1,000, to high schools across Southeast Texas.
Read More ▸Beaumont City Council officially proclaimed September 17 as "Lamar University Day" to celebrate the institution's centennial milestone.
Read More ▸Lupus Warriors, volunteers and supporters will gather for the Walk to End Lupus NOW at Lamar University on Saturday, March 25 at 8 a.m. Their goal: is to bring awareness to the cruel and debilitating disease that attacks the body from the inside out.
Read More ▸Recently, the Cardinal Ideas Pitch Competition gave teams of student and community entrepreneurs the opportunity to develop and present their business ideas to a panel of judges from the regional business and investment community.
Read More ▸The Lamar University campus was abuzz just days ago as nearly 1500 guests piled in for spring Cardinal View –– record-breaking numbers for the open house event that shatters previous records of attendance.
Read More ▸On the morning of Thursday, Feb. 23, several Southeast Texas business partners and companies gathered in the Nederland High School competition gym for the school’s annual Senior Interview Seminar, an event that offers networking opportunities for high school seniors.
Read More ▸Crypto currency, blockchain and NFT –– three buzz words that dominate the tech industry. While most may wonder, ‘What exactly is an NFT? Is crypto currency real?’ and ‘How can I build my crypto portfolio?’ brothers Tien and Thanh Nguyen ’22 are here to help.
Read More ▸The Spindletop-Gladys City Boomtown Museum has been booming for 122 years and it’s no wonder the Southeast Texas community can’t stop gushing over it.
Read More ▸The VITA program is managed by Lamar University's Division of Diversity, Inclusion and Community Relations and includes nearly a dozen agencies or businesses that partner together to provide free tax preparation for qualified income residents earning up to$59,000.
Read More ▸Lamar University wraps up filming Amazon streaming series "The College Tour." Gordon Williams of LUTV News speaks to local ISD schools about content creation and all things production. The Showcase of Southeast Texas hosts first High School Band Day.
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