Lamar University has announced a major overhaul of its Wi-Fi network in Cardinal Village, enhancing connectivity with cutting-edge technology.
Read More ▸Junior industrial engineering major Rami Zaidan gained invaluable hands-on experience during his summer internship at Future Metals LLC, where he contributed to optimizing warehouse management systems in the aerospace industry. U
Read More ▸The Collegiate 100 of Lamar University won the top prize at the C100 Leadership and Career Institute in Atlanta for the third consecutive time, having been the only champions since the contest's inception, and continue to demonstrate excellence in leadership and career development through innovative solutions and commitment.
Read More ▸Lamar University's new student orientation leaders are delighted to welcome new Cardinals to our community.
Read More ▸Lamar University's CARDS robotics team, established in the 2023-2024 academic year, has demonstrated a strong commitment to education and outreach in southeast Texas, including hosting local competitions, mentoring robotics teams in multiple school districts, participating in the 2024 VEX Robotics World Championship, and aiming to expand their impact in both competitions and community engagement in the future.
Read More ▸Lamar University's resurgent AIAA chapter excelled in the NASA University Student Launch Initiative, demonstrating exceptional teamwork and technical prowess while fostering a strong sense of community and passion for aerospace exploration.
Read More ▸For the 44th year, Lamar University has recognized outstanding student organizations and exceptional student achievements at the 2024 Toast to Leadership Award Ceremony.
Read More ▸The Lamar University Department of Communication & Media will host their third annual Student Film Showcase on Thursday, April 25 at the Dishman Art Museum at 5 p.m.
Read More ▸Lamar University's campus burst with color as the International Student Council (ISC) and India Student Association (ISA) came together to host Holi.
Read More ▸Dr. Janeal White, a family studies professor at Lamar University, was honored with the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) Emerging Mentor/Teacher Award which recognizes outstanding family science faculty for their dedication to teaching and mentorship.
Read More ▸The Lamar University Speech and Debate team, co-founded by Drake Rothenberger and Kiera Figgins, has achieved remarkable growth and success in recent tournaments, earning multiple national qualifications and impressive rankings, with plans to participate in the national stage at Central Michigan University in spring 2024.
Read More ▸Lamar University alumna Bianca Vitale, originally from Bologna, Italy, pursued a bachelor's in industrial engineering with a minor in mathematics, graduating in 2021, and is now working towards a master's in industrial and systems engineering with plans to graduate in 2023, highlighting her dedication to her field, international experience, and her journey from tennis player to Staff Engineer at American StructurePoint in Texas.
Read More ▸Dr. Philip Cole, Chair and Professor of Physics, has secured a $163,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy's RENEW program to train minority undergraduate students in nuclear physics through the NuSTEAM program, led by the University of Houston in collaboration with other institutions. The program offers students hands-on experience in nuclear physics research, computer skills, and soft skills, preparing them for careers in academia, government, and industry in the field of nuclear physics.
Read More ▸The Collegiate 100 of Lamar University attended the C100 Leadership and Career Institute Conference in Las Vegas, where they were named national winners against Morehouse and Texas Southern University.
Read More ▸Lamar University is gearing up to welcome more than 300 future Cardinals to campus for Cardinal View, its largest open house event of the semester, on March 4. First up, members of the LU Crew share what they love the most about Cardinal View and how future Cards and prepare.
Read More ▸Lamar University is gearing up to welcome more than 300 future Cardinals to campus for Cardinal View, its largest open house event of the semester, on March 4. First up, members of the LU Crew share what they love the most about Cardinal View and how future Cards and prepare.
Read More ▸Lamar University is gearing up to welcome more than 300 future Cardinals to campus for Cardinal View, its largest open house event of the semester, on March 4. First up, members of the LU Crew share what they love the most about Cardinal View and how future Cards and prepare.
Read More ▸Lamar University is gearing up to welcome more than 300 future Cardinals to campus for Cardinal View, its largest open house event of the semester, on March 4. First up, members of the LU Crew share what they love the most about Cardinal View and how future Cards and prepare.
Read More ▸Lamar University is gearing up to welcome more than 300 future Cardinals to campus for Cardinal View, its largest open house event of the semester, on March 4.
Read More ▸On Wednesday, Jan. 11, the College of Engineering hosted their annual Teacher STEM Seminar. This seminar gives a chance for local K-12 educators to receive the latest content and applications to drive future engineers and scientists.
Read More ▸Lamar University Ambassadors represent the study body at official executive level university functions. Individuals chosen to serve as LU Ambassadors work to promote university pride among students, alumni and friends of the university.
Read More ▸For the 5th year, the Lamar University Office of Admissions, Reaud Honors College and Texas Academy have partnered together for a special holiday project called “Home for the Holidays,” an initiative that seeks to bring together current LU students with high schools in both regional and local areas in Southeast Texas during the academic holiday break.
Read More ▸For senior public relations major and upcoming graduate Mattie Hamilton, it all started as a standard research paper for an eight-week online class during the fall 2021 semester. Following a conversation with Professor Andre Favors in the Department of Communication & Media, Hamilton continued her research.
Read More ▸While most may view students at Lamar University as future educators, engineers, scientists, politicians and beyond, Caleb Buse looks around and sees one thing –– future entrepreneurs. Now, the Silsbee native is the brainchild, and president, behind the new LU student organization Future Entrepreneurs Organization, chartered in early November.
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