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Dr. Tilisa Thibodeaux shares the mission and vision for the Reaud Honors College and the Texas Academy of Leadership in the Humanities, two programs uniquely LU and now under Thibodeaux’ leadership.

One of the lesser known hidden gems around the Lamar University campus lies between Combs Hall and the Dining Hall, inside the doors of the Wesley Foundation: the Cardinals Food Pantry.

Lamar University alumni around the globe are making a difference, asking important questions, breaking down barriers, making discoveries, solving problems and doing work that matters. Check out our social buzz feed to see what our Cardinals have been up to.

Check out these six tips to sleep better and live a healthier, happier, more productive life.

On Saturday, April 10, Lamar University hosted it's annual Big Event,

David J. Beck Excellence in Teaching Award winner, Dr. Ken Young, joins Shelly Vitanza on the LU Moment to discuss the career significance of the award, his efforts to help teachers, schools and districts during the pandemic and the new partnerships he’s creating between school districts and doctoral students.

The Writing Center recently earned a GREEN sustainability badge from the Sustainability Committee for their efforts and advancements in making the Writing Center more eco-friendly!

The co-coordinators of the LU’s April 9 Resilience and Recovery Summit join Shelly Vitanza on this week’s LU Moment to talk about the agenda and purpose of this year’s free summit. Discussions will range from weather and flooding to COVID-19 and mental health, and the community is invited to attend.

A few weeks ago, the Dishman Art Museum featured artwork from Hollis Hammonds in their permanent collection. This week, they sit down with Hammonds to discuss her recent art work.

This week on the LU Moment, Shelly Vitanza visits with LU alumni, certified mediator, legal trial consultant and the principal personal injury attorney of The Wallace Law Firm, Belashia Wallace. Wallace talks about what it takes to be one of a few Black female attorneys in the country. Hear her story of perseverance, hard work and a commitment to always do the right thing.

On Tuesday, March 23, the Office of Global Diversity and Inclusive Excellence hosted the Inspirational Woman Award Reception honoring outstanding women throughout the Lamar University community.

Lamar University alumni around the globe are making a difference, asking important questions, breaking down barriers, making discoveries, solving problems and doing work that matters. Check out our social buzz feed to see what our Cardinals have been up to.

This week’s LU grad Julie Wenah is a Nigerian-American lawyer, executive, filmmaker. She has worked at NASA, The White House, the Department of Commerce and Airbnb. Additionally, her "Mixtape" (purpose) is founding and leading "the Album & the Mixtape" a collective of dreamers, doers, storytellers, and music lovers creating community and content centered around healing and pursuing your life's Mixtape and purpose.

Have you seen Lamar University's latest 60-second television commercials? If not, we've got you covered!

What inspires Ginger Gummelt, LU’s program director and assistant professor in social work? Find out on the LU Moment when Shelly Vitanza interviews Gummelt, a woman who inspires and encourages others on the Lamar University campus.

Lamar University alumni around the globe are making a difference, asking important questions, breaking down barriers, making discoveries, solving problems and doing work that matters. Check out our social buzz feed to see what our Cardinals have been up to.

There was a plenty of social buzz in the LU Community during Black History Month. Here's a look back at how our Cardinals commemorated the month-long celebration.

A few weeks ago, the Dishman Art Museum featured a Highlights episode on LU Alum, Michael Kennaugh. This week, Kennaugh sits down with the Dishman Art Museum to chat about his most recent work. Stay tuned for an exclusive look inside his studio!

On Thursday, February 25, the Upsilon Theta Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated partnered with black fraternities, sororities, and student organizations in “The March For Black History” raising awareness on black history and culture.

There are so many ways to go GREEN, including grabbing a few of your Cardinal besties and hosting an environmental themed movie night! Watch a movie with an environmental theme and get inspired to make Eco-friendly choices that will impact change globally. #GoGreen

For the month of March, the Office of Sustainability challenges our LU community to GO GREEN: Share a ride, bike or walk.

Lamar University has launched a Collegiate100 chapter on campus. The Collegiate 100 at Lamar University strives to inspire the next generation through mentoring, education, economic development, and wellness! Est. Feb 2021

It seems like every year after the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays people set a New Year’s goal to lose weight. Here are some quick tips to be more prepared when setting your personal nutrition goals.

On this week’s LU Moment, LU’s Athletic Director Marco Born tells why LU moved to the Western Athletic Conference and what it will mean for players and fans.