Lamar University signed four high school standouts to National Letters of Intent and added six junior college transfers announced LU head coach Mike Schultz at a press conference Wednesday morning in the Dauphin Athletics Complex. The 2018-19 season marks the second year the NCAA allowed an early signing period for high school seniors in the … Continue reading Cardinals ink 10 on early signing day
Homecoming Recap
Lamar University's 2018 Fall homecoming consisted of glow-in-the-dark laser tag, a parade, tailgating, and other spirited activities. Watch the recap below. Video by Morgan Collier
Christmas beginnings
Holiday traditions incorporate religious, secular The Christmas season in America begins before October ends. Public spaces decorate with red and green and play Christmas music, retailers push sales for gifts, restaurants and cafés roll out limited edition holiday flavors and families travel to see each other. While there will always be Christmas trees in malls … Continue reading Christmas beginnings
Holiday Gift Guide
When it comes to finding a gift for everyone on your list this holiday season, we’ve got you covered while staying on a budget. Foodie fun Foodies are avid in keeping up with the latest food trends. An option for the foodie on your list includes a bagel and cream cheese kit from farmsteady.com that … Continue reading Holiday Gift Guide
Fighting misinformation
Being a journalist in the ‘fake news’ era Be a journalist, they said. It’ll be fun, they said. I’ve wanted to become a reporter since I was old enough to read a newspaper — I started reading in preschool. My parents used to laugh when I’d stand next to the pecan tree in our backyard … Continue reading Fighting misinformation
‘It’s never too late’
Parents in college balance two kinds of stress Going to college can be difficult, but going to college with kids can be absolute chaos. Imagine balancing not only a full load of classes, but parenthood amid all the stress. However, Lamar students with children are finding a way to do what they need to do … Continue reading ‘It’s never too late’
A Call to care
Hamza addresses Syrian crisis in Distinguished Faculty Lecture M.K Hamza, professor of clinical mental health counseling, presented “When the World Stopped Caring,” the 2018 Lamar University Distinguished Faculty Lecture, Tuesday, in the University Theatre. The lecture aims to bring attention to the ongoing crisis in Syria, and the effects of Human Devastation Syndrome, especially on … Continue reading A Call to care
Deaf actors workshop to begin, today
The department of communication and media will host a workshop on the history of deaf actors and crew in film and cinema, today, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., in 129 Communications Building. American Sign Language majors, Reagan Brooks and Hannah Poynor, and American Sign Language Advocacy major, Erica Haase, will lead the workshop. “It … Continue reading Deaf actors workshop to begin, today
BIGGER STRONGER FASTER
LU football ends season with first FCS playoff The Lamar University 2018 football squad will officially go down in history. The team finished one of the most thrilling seasons since its conception after turning around from a 0-3 deficit in the Southland Conference to defeating rival McNeese State and nationally ranked Sam Houston State, securing … Continue reading BIGGER STRONGER FASTER
Fantastic fantasy gameplay
‘Deltarune’ outshines predecessor ‘Undertale’ “In this universe, your choices don’t matter.” This statement is made in “Deltarune” right after you make your character and have it subsequently tossed into the garbage. It is the in-universe successor to the popular 2015 game “Undertale.” “Deltarune,” developed by Toby Fox, is a top-down RPG about pacifism and friends … Continue reading Fantastic fantasy gameplay