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 ▸Liv Haselbach, executive director of the Lamar University Center for Resiliency, has joined a committee organized under the Transportation Research Board Consensus and Advisory Studies Division of the National Academies and focused on supporting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) in addressing flood risk management.
Read More ▸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 ▸Lamar University held its summer commencement ceremony at the Montage Center on Saturday, Aug. 3 recognizing the achievements of its graduates, and conferring over 1,000 degrees.
Read More ▸Lamar University has announced a significant endowment from Dr. Donald E. Owen, a distinguished alumnus and Professor Emeritus of Geology, to establish the Dr. Donald E. Owen Scholarship in Geology.
Read More ▸Dr. Charles Robert (Bob) Kemble, Lamar University's seventh president, passed away at the age of 98, leaving behind a legacy of significant contributions to the university, including the establishment of the Lamar University System and the founding of the John Gray Institute.
Read More ▸Lamar University has honored Coach Sonny Jolly by naming its track after him, recognizing his transformative impact on the athletics program over his 50-year tenure, during which he led the Cardinals to national prominence and numerous conference titles.
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 College of Business has been selected as one of the 244 MBA programs worldwide featured in the Princeton Review’s list of Best Business Schools for 2024.
Read More ▸Lamar University has recently selected twenty-four students to serve as Lamar University Ambassadors. They will join twenty-seven returning ambassadors in representing the student body at official university functions during the 2024-2025 academic year.
Read More ▸Lamar University's College of Engineering has established the Dr. Jack R. Hopper Memorial Scholarship in Engineering to honor the late Dr. Hopper, who made significant contributions to the university and its engineering program, serving as a professor, chair, and dean, and impacting many students' lives both academically and professionally.
Read More ▸The Dishman Art Museum is hosting "KVLU: Rewind…In Pictures," a pop-up exhibit showcasing archival photographs and memorabilia from KVLU's early days until August 3, 2024, to celebrate the station's 50th anniversary.
Read More ▸Lamar University's standout athletes Chloe Rodriguez and Kenson Tate showcased their talents at the U.S. Olympic Trials, marking significant milestones in their athletic careers and setting a high bar for future LU athletes.
Read More ▸Lamar University JoAnne Gay Dishman School of Nursing Bachelor of Science (BSN) in Nursing Program has been recognized as one of the top nursing schools in Texas, according to RNCareers.org
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 ▸Lamar University President Dr. Jaime Taylor has been selected to the prestigious National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Division I Board of Directors.
Read More ▸Dr. Anita L. Riddle, a Lamar University alumna and retired ExxonMobil executive, has established a $15,000 endowment to support the Society of Women Engineers at LU, aiming to enhance student activities and career readiness within the College of Engineering.
Read More ▸Dr. Ashley Dockens, originally an audiologist with a clinical doctorate and Ph.D. in Communication Sciences and Disorders, transitioned unexpectedly into higher education over a decade ago, subsequently becoming a leading advocate and educator in generative AI integration, shaping policy, conducting research, and fostering AI literacy in academia to enhance faculty practices and student preparation for evolving workforce needs.
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 ▸Joshua Tindel's journey from southeast Texas to the Navy and back to Lamar University, where he graduated with a Nursing degree in 2024, highlights his dedication to service, resilience, and passion for healthcare, inspired by his military experience and volunteer work at the Crisis Center of Southeast Texas.
Read More ▸Dr. Jeff Forret, a history professor at Lamar University, has been awarded a State Historical Society of Iowa Research Grant to support his research on a book about the history of the Upper Mississippi River region, focusing on the dispossession of Native Americans and African American citizenship loss through the Dred Scott decision.
Read More ▸On May 14, thirteen Lamar University alumni were named as Reaud Excellence in Education Award winners.
Read More ▸Lamar University staff and students won 43 awards at the 2024 Excellence in the Media Awards hosted by the Press Club of Southeast Texas on June 7.
Read More ▸Lamar University's Center for Advances in Port Management has been working hard at promoting LU's maritime degree programs throughout Texas.
Read More ▸Dr. Helen Lou, Professor of Chemical Engineering at Lamar University, has secured a $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to establish the Center for Data Analytics and Cybersecurity.
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.
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