January 2021 News

Lamar University is proud to announce that Dr. Poonam Kumar has joined the university as associate provost for Academic Affairs and Digital Learning.

A COVID-19 testing site at no cost to patients is opening on the Lamar University campus. On Tues., Jan. 19, a Curative COVID-19 testing kiosk will open in the parking lot of the Montagne Center.

Four Cardinals are featured in a poetry project aimed to support hunger relief in Texas.

Lamar University is proud to announce that two incoming freshmen have been tapped as Presidential Scholars. Bridge City High School senior Waverlee Cooper and Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School senior Luke Sodolak will both receive a full scholarship for four years at Lamar University covering tuition, fees, room and board and books, a value of $80,000.

Lamar University President Kenneth Evans announced that a total of 812 Lamar University students earned places on the President’s List for the 2020 fall semester.

The deans of Lamar University’s five academic colleges have announced that 1,186 students earned places on the Deans’ List for the 2020 fall semester.

The Office of Global Diversity and Inclusive Excellence at Lamar University is hosting several events to honor the legacy for civil rights and service of the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Beginning in the spring of 2021, Lamar University’s Department of Earth Space Science and Lamar University Geospatial Center will offer a Master of Science degree in geospatial sciences.

Lamar University’s overall estimated annual economic impact in Jefferson, Orange and Hardin counties is approximately $246.7 million according to a demand-side economic impact analysis conducted by Hanover Research for the 2018-2019 school year.

Lamar University is pleased to announce that Dr. Daniel A. Brown has joined LU as Associate Provost for Academic and Faculty Affairs. Brown began working on November 1.

Celebrate the Lucas Gusher at Spindletop Gladys City Boomtown January 9.