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 ▸LU’s Dr. Julie Fischer has unveiled groundbreaking insights into the role of imperial patronage and the empowerment of women in Ancient Rome through the publication of her latest book, "Power and Propaganda: Large Imperial Cameos of the Early Roman Empire."
Read More ▸Lamar University embraced Earth Day with a unique and eco-conscious celebration aimed at educating students about sustainability.
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 ▸The “Esteemed 19” are the newest cohort to join the Lamar University Collegiate 100 chapter.
Read More ▸Lamar University doctoral candidate Aalok Sharma Kafle secured second place at the Texas Water 2024 conference for his presentation titled "Advancing Flood Risk Management - Integrating Physics-Based Machine Learning with Multi-Criteria Decision Making."
Read More ▸On Thursday, April 11, Lamar University recognized its Professor and Merit Award recipients for exemplary contributions to teaching, research, and service.
Read More ▸Lamar University’s College of Engineering, in collaboration with local industrial partners, proudly hosted their annual Discover Engineering event on Saturday, April 6, to foster interest in engineering among kindergarten through eighth-grade students.
Read More ▸Dr. Debbie Troxclair, an educational leadership professor at Lamar University, was honored with The Association for the Gifted-Council for Exceptional Children (TAG-CEC) 2024 Service Award for her significant contributions to gifted education.
Read More ▸Texas Academy and LU student orgs partnered with Baptist Hospital for panel featuring diverse healthcare professionals, aiming to provide valuable insights and career guidance for aspiring healthcare professionals through meaningful interactions and mentorship opportunities.
Read More ▸Lamar University's College of Graduate Studies hosted its second Graduate Research Conference on March 28, focusing on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and providing attendees with presentations, workshops, and discussions, aiming to enhance research skills and engagement among students and faculty,
Read More ▸Lamar University's Office of Financial Aid offers comprehensive services including FAFSA assistance and scholarships, but faces challenges due to delays in FAFSA processing, yet remains proactive in providing support to students navigating these uncertainties.
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 ▸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 ▸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 Q&A, we delve into Lamar University's Center for Resiliency, discussing initiatives such as the Brown Bag lecture series and the MIND Project, emphasizing their impact on education and community resilience in Southeast Texas.
Read More ▸In the memoir "Spared," Dr. Clementine Msengi recounts her remarkable journey from surviving the Rwandan genocide to becoming an accomplished American citizen, community leader, and academic.
Read More ▸The Mary and John Gray Library, in collaboration with the College of Arts and Sciences, organized an event titled "Empowered Women Empowering Women" to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
Read More ▸In this week's episode of LU Moment, the spotlight is on Lamar University's Student Health Center (SHC) as Jayna Bonnette, the health education program coordinator, shares valuable information on the diverse range of services provided for Cardinals.
Read More ▸Lamar University announces the 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients, recognizing graduates who have excelled in their careers and community service.
Read More ▸Dr. Jennifer Fagen, an associate professor of sociology, along with Dr. Jeremy Shelton and Jenna Luché-Thayer, sheds light on the challenges faced by Lyme disease patients in their article titled "Medical Gaslighting and Lyme Disease: The Patient Experience.
Read More ▸Dr. Kathryn Washington, an educational leadership professor at Lamar University, was surprised to be honored with the Margaret Montgomery Leadership Award at the Texas Council of Women School Executives (TCWSE) annual awards luncheon.
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 ▸Johnny Guidry, a distinguished Lamar University alumnus, has been named a finalist for the Presidential Management Fellows (PMF), a prestigious federal government leadership development program.
Read More ▸Lamar University's Reaud Leadership Institute (RLI), supported by Wayne A. Reaud, introduces the Reaud Fellows program for students to enhance leadership skills. The curriculum includes an Honors Seminar on Leadership, book studies, and engagement in the Honors Leadership Community.
Read More ▸Counselling professors Dr. Rebecca Frels and Dr. Kimberly McGough have developed the "I'm Stronger Today" curriculum featuring Gertie, a turtle, to help children in South Texas cope with grief.
Read More ▸Dr. Tilisa Thibodeaux, Dean of the Reaud Honors College at Lamar University, has secured nearly $100,000 in funding from the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) for the Innovation ColLABoration summer camp.
Read More ▸Frances Wimberly-Alberto, a Lamar University graduate, shares her family's legacy with the institution.
Read More ▸Coordinator for Student Engagement and CAB Advisor Callie Melancon and CAB Executive Officer Jaelan Sherman discuss how the Cardinal Activities Board (CAB) curates events based on student input and contributes to campus culture.
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