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�������� Office of Undergraduate Research announces winners of its third major conference this fall semester, the 7th Annual Humanities, Arts, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Education and Business Conference.

This fall, LU English Professor Amy Smith implemented a new teaching technique, fishbowl discussions, to better engage students and get them talking about current events.

If you are looking for something fun to do, make the most of your extended weekend and consider these free events located around Beaumont!

�������� is proud to announce the Noah Rodriguez Memorial Scholarship has awarded Martin Sifuentes, an LU freshman, a scholarship of $650.

In a no-gravity environment, concrete is weaker than on Earth and therefore not a material that can be used to build structures in space.

The Welch Foundation has awarded ��������’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry a $200,000 grant.

The Center for Operator Performance has awarded Dr. James Henry, assistant professor of chemical engineering, $141,027 for research related to the workload of machine operators.

�������� is proud to announce the recipients of the 2020 University Merit Awards bestowed on three professors in a short ceremony Nov. 12.

�������� awarded Qiang Xu the 2020 University Professor title

A �������� Reaud Honors College student is creating shareable Babe Didrikson Zaharias Medals.

The �������� Department of Speech and Hearing is pleased to announce the publication of 'Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Tinnitus' written in part by Eldre Beukes, lead author and post-doctoral researcher in the department, and Vinaya Manchaiah, Jo Mayo Endowed Professor.

��������’s Department of English faculty and students continue to work through the COVID-19 crisis by celebrating their dedication to poetry.

Going on the prowl for the job that could kickstart your career is a historically stressful situation for many graduating students, but you can and will eventually find success with the right mindset and the right tools at your disposal.

As part of its ongoing effort to build a dialogue between LU faculty and the midstream industry, ��������’s Center for Midstream Management and Science sponsored a course in midstream science.

Three �������� undergraduate students participated in the prestigious Gulf Coast Undergraduate Research Symposium hosted by Rice University, Oct. 31.

Interested in starting a student organization? Here's a look back at how Alex Whitney, senior ASL major, started on-campus student organization, LGBTQ+ Students of Lamar in spring of 2019.

Cardinals received team and individual awards during the final regional moot court competition of the season at Texas AM University Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.

�������� Office of Undergraduate Research is proud to announce the winners of the 8th Annual Texas STEM Conference.

The National Hartford Center of Gerontological Nursing Excellence has awarded Dr. Elizabeth M. Long, assistant professor in the �������� JoAnne Dishman School of Nursing the Distinguished Educator in Gerontological Nursing Award

�������� is proud to announce that Maegan Collins, instructor of political science has been selected as “40 Under 40” award recipient.

Legendary basketball coach and former �������� head coach and Director of Athletics, Billy Tubbs, passed away Sunday morning, Nov. 1. A Cardinal Hall of Honor member, Tubbs coached the Red and White from 1976-80 and 2003-06.