Lamar University’s public radio station 91.3 KVLU will celebrate its 50th anniversary, April 30.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s department of communication and media will host the annual Student Film Showcase, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Thursday, at the Dishman Art Museum.
Read More ❯LU’s Student Government Association held their officer elections for the 2024-25 academic year, April 8-9.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s health education department held the Walk a Cardinal Mile event, April 11, at the Setzer Student Center.
Read More ❯Severe storms in Kirbyville led to flooding near the east side of the city, April 10.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s student media picked up 33 awards at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association convention in San Marcos, April 11-13.
Read More ❯Elections for Lamar University’s Student Government Association will open online April 8, at 8 a.m. and close April 9 at 4 p.m.
Read More ❯Jeanna Summy became the new Spindletop Gladys-City Boomtown Museum director, Jan. 3.
Read More ❯The Lamar University Police Department has recruited its first Victim’s Assistance K9 unit, “Officer Derrick Boomer Lamar.”
Read More ❯Lamar University held The Big Event, March 23, where volunteers were divided into different groups and assigned to a non-profit organization.
Read More ❯The Friends of the Beaumont Public Library is hosting a “Sack of Books” sale, April 5-6, at the downtown library.
Read More ❯State senator Carl Allen Parker died March 20, leaving behind a stellar legacy in the community, especially at Lamar University. He was 89 and died following a long illness.
Read More ❯The one-day event sees students, faculty and alumni volunteer to work for local nonprofit organizations.
Read More ❯The College of Fine Arts and Communication at Lamar University will host Le Grand Bal, March 23 at 6 p.m. in the Dishman Art Museum and the Setzer Student Center.
Read More ❯Monroe and Campbell dorms have updated their laundry facilities. As well as new washers and dryers, the rooms have new walls and floors.
Read More ❯Emily Ardolino, Associate General Counsel of the Texas State University System, spoke to students about how Senate Bill 17 will change certain aspects of campus and its effect on diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
Read More ❯The City of Beaumont is set to host the third annual Mural Festival, Feb. 29.-March 3.
Read More ❯Jeanna Summy, the new director of Spindletop Gladys City Boomtown Museum, wants students and the community to use the museum as a resource for events.
Read More ❯Lamar Dining will host its annual “Delightful” week, Feb. 12- 16, in Brooks-Shivers Dining Hall.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s Title IX department has expanded their operations to increase visibility on campus.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s LUTV will hold auditions for news anchors, Feb. 2, at the LUTV studio from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Read More ❯Allison and Michael Getz Scholarship for the Fine Arts establishes $15,000 scholarship endowment.
Read More ❯Lamar University hosted the third annual Cardinal Lights celebration, Dec. 6.
Read More ❯A transformative $5 million gift from donor Carolyn J. Keating will provide Lamar University (LU) College of Engineering with a brand new academic and career success center
Read More ❯The Writing Center focuses on writing of all disciplines, not just English essays.
Read More ❯One in eight, or 4.2 million Texans struggle with making enough money to put food on the table every night
Read More ❯The university’s new Student Veteran Association assists students with a smooth transition to campus life.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s department of theatre & dance will present the “Fall & Recovery” faculty dance concert, Nov. 10-11, in the University Theatre.
Read More ❯The homecoming game is this upcoming Saturday and there’s all kinds of events going on at campus this week to celebrate.
Read More ❯The Student Tutoring and Retention Services are getting ready for Homecoming by decorating their office to show their school spirit.
Read More ❯Lamar President Jaime Taylor and two other speakers celebrated 100 years of LU history at Centennial Fest, Sept. 17, in the Quad.
Read More ❯Lamar University will celebrate its 100th anniversary with Centennial Fest, a community-wide event taking place from 4-8 p.m. in the Quad on Lamar’s campus, Sept. 17.
Read More ❯Lamar University hosted the first tailgate for 2023 football season, Aug. 31, across from Provost Umphrey Stadium.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s Center for Teaching and Learning Enhancement held a resource fair, Aug. 25, in the Setzer Student Center
Read More ❯A sudden windstorm damaged parts of the Spindletop-Gladys City Boomtown Museum, Aug. 27. Museum director Rayanna Hoeft and her husband, Todd, witnessed the storm in action.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s department of communication and media hosted a COMM-Unity event, Aug. 22, in the Communications Building.
Read More ❯The Press Club of Southeast Texas presented its annual donation to the Lamar University Foundation, Aug. 21.
Read More ❯University awards more than 900 degrees, Aug. 5, in Montagne Center
Read More ❯Lamar University President Jaime Taylor delivered his annual convocation address, Aug, 14.
Read More ❯The University Press earned three first-place awards among its 12 total for work published in 2022.
Read More ❯LUTV's Gordon Williams will receive special congressional recognition from the office of U.S. Representative Brian Babin on June 16.
Read More ❯The Zeta Psi Chapter’s motto is “40 Years And Building…The Journey Continues.” However, that motto is now out of date as the fraternity celebrates its 50th anniversary at Lamar University.
Read More ❯The UP calendar is your one stop shop for the events happening on campus and the community. This will be updated each week.
Read More ❯The Beaumont Community Players’ “Scribes” writing group hosts free classes every second and fourth Saturday.
Read More ❯The UP calendar is your one stop shop for the events happening on campus and the community. This will be updated each week.
Read More ❯Jonah Smith elected 2023-24 SGA president
Read More ❯The UP calendar is your one stop shop for the events happening on campus and the community. This will be updated each week.
Read More ❯The Division of Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Relations hosted “Tea and Talk: Women in Leadership,” March 28.
Read More ❯UP and LUTV picked up 21 awards at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association convention in Fort Worth, March 23-25.
Read More ❯The UP calendar is your one stop shop for the events happening on campus and the community. This will be updated each week.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s Gray Library is conducting a web based survey for students, faculty and staff to help offer the best services to the Cardinal community.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s Division of Diversity, Inclusion and Community relations hosted “The Tie That Binds Us: Living Legends,” Feb. 15, in the Setzer Student Center Ballroom.
Read More ❯Poetic Souls hosts “Roses and Metaphors” poetry event for Black History Month.
Read More ❯The UP calendar is your one stop shop for the events happening on campus and the community. This will be updated each week.
Read More ❯Lamar University's Speech and Hearing Clinic is conducting hearing exams through Feb. 13.
Read More ❯The UP calendar is your one stop shop for the events happening on campus and the community. This will be updated each week.
Read More ❯The UP calendar is your one stop shop for the events happening on campus and the community. This will be updated each week.
Read More ❯Students are encouraged to apply for this prestigious Lamar University fellowship.
Read More ❯Gray Library hosts traveling Holocaust exhibit.
Read More ❯Students recognized for fall 2022 academic work.
Read More ❯Lamar University hosted a Cardinal Lights celebration, Dec. 1, at the Wayne A. Reaud Building Courtyard.
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Read More ❯Members of Homecoming royalty were announced last Friday at the Bonfire.
Read More ❯Lamar University hosted its annual Homecoming tailgate, Oct. 1, at the Montagne Center parking lot and the field by the Plummer Building.
Read More ❯Lamar University hosted its annual Homecoming bonfire and pep rally, Sept. 30, at the Spindletop-Gladys City Field.
Read More ❯The Sheila Umphrey Recreational Sports Center hosted a Retro Arcade event, Sept. 29, as part of Homecoming week.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s Homecoming week continued with a late-night bingo and breakfast event, with over $1,000 in prizes.
Read More ❯The National Pan Hellenic Council of Lamar University hosted its second hump day this year, Sept. 28.
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Read More ❯The Press Club of Southeast Texas presented its annual donation to the Lamar University Foundation, Sept. 26.
Read More ❯Homecoming kicks off with band, cheers and ice cream.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s Homecoming week kicks off, Sept. 26, with activities taking place every day leading up to the Cardinal’s game against Houston Baptist.
Read More ❯LU's Department of Communication and Media will celebrate “Democracy Day," Sept. 15
Read More ❯Britain’s longest reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II dies at 96. British members of LU’s community react.
Read More ❯LU’s Department of Housing and Residence Life has completed several maintenance projects including a major renovation of building 28, with more projects planned for the upcoming spring and summer semesters.
Read More ❯Lamar University’s National Pan Hellenic Council hosted Hump Day, Aug 24
Read More ❯Rec Sports hosts Polish Ping Pong, Aug 24, as part of the Week of Welcome.
Read More ❯The Lamar University Police Department issued a crime alert, Aug. 23, in reference to a male soliciting females in or around LU parking lots.
Read More ❯Students play for prizes in New Student Leadership Program event.
Read More ❯Taylor said the school has a once-in-a-century opportunity to reflect on its history and measure its impact since the school’s first days as junior college.
Read More ❯LU students host BYU students for resiliency study — in photos
Read More ❯Students and professors from Brigham Young University traveled to the Southeast Texas to study hurricane recovery and disaster experiences.
Read More ❯University Press staffers earned 15 honors at the Press Club of Southeast Texas Excellence in Media awards, presented at the organization’s annual Newsmaker of the Year banquet, June 3.
Read More ❯Lamar University President Jaime R. Taylor announced June 8 that Dr. Dann Brown has been named the university’s next provost and vice president for academic affairs
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