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LU scholarship honors former KFDM president, wife
From Lamar University - A new scholarship has been established in honor of the late Helen and Blakey Locke, both longtime fixtures in the Beaumont community.
The College of Education and Human Development of Lamar University honored Mr. Joe Chenella with the announcement that he has been named to the Lamar University Education Hall of Fame.
Seven Hardin County Officials Go Red
One night after elections in Texas - seven Hardin County officials united in making an announcement that they will change their party affiliation from democrat to republican.
LU student earns full scholarship, $10,000 to run own study in Belize
Dog feces and parasites might sound like an odd field of study. But for Lamar University junior Michael Zarzosa, this research proposal earned him a full academic scholarship for one year and up to $10,000 to finance his work.
Princeton Review rates LU's MBA program among best
Lamar University's MBA program has been selected as one of the nation's best, according to this year's listing by the Princeton Review.
Committee: We'll keep - knowledge, experience and expertise' ... more
Committee: We'll keep - knowledge, experience and expertise' Story date: Oct. 30, 2009 Aldermen unanimously agree intern not the right choice for city engineer post By Mary Kincy managingeditor@couriernews.com Alderwoman Freddie Harris summed it up in a single sentence.
TSTC to host Industry Career Day Thursday
Texas State Technical College-Marshall will play host to 25 different companies and several colleges when the school has its semi-annual Industry Career Day Event Thursday.
Scientists discover, patent, sell waste-water tech
Sam Houston State University has applied for six federal patents, three of which have already been awarded, to protect the technology and engineering associated with a "revolutionary" packaged wastewater treatment system invented by its scientists, and it has formed a company to further develop, market and sell the systems.
Photographer's dreamlike images bring back dormant memories
Exhibits "A Certain Alchemy: Photographs by Keith Carter" and "Fireflies: Photographs of Children by Keith Carter" run through March 13 at the Wittliff Collections in the Alkek Library at Texas State University in San Marcos.
Houston to host 2010 Shell Eco-marathon
The Shell Eco-marathon Americas will be held in Houston next year, the first time the event has taken place outside Southern California since it began in 2007.
Jury gives Brown maximum sentence
After almost a week of intense testimony, members of two families embraced after Kimberly Gore Brown was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison for the drunken driving deaths of Kassie Nichole Lee and her unborn daughter who was to be named Zoey.
As flu season rages on, many employers are finding it difficult to get through even one work day without someone calling in sick.
Lamar University professor honored as environmental steward
Lamar University biology Professor Richard Harrel modestly shrugged off the award to be conferred upon him Saturday.
LUa s Texas Academy of Leadership in the Humanities offers preview day
Lamar University's residential dual-credit program for high school juniors and seniors will offer its semiannual glimpse into the opportunities provided for gifted and talented high school seniors at its fall preview day, Monday, Nov.
Artist to display photography documenting mortality
Richard Ashmore, Instructor of Geology at Lamar University and national award-winning photographer, will present a solo exhibition of his work, entitled 'Embracing the Light: Perspectives on Mortality', this month in Orange.
US Attorney and US Marshal recommendations
A press release from Cong. Lloyd Doggett today revealed the recommendations from the Texas Democratic Congressional delegation for the Obama administration's selection of the US Attorneys and US Marshals for the four Texas federal districts.
Some OISD residents to be asked to participate in survey
School districts are always interested in knowing what district residents feel is being done well or needs improved upon.
Jefferson County Sheriff's Sergeant announces candidacy for County Clerk
On Friday, Derwin Seals plans to announce his candidacy for Jefferson County Clerk.
Keynote Speaker Teaches Life Skills To Lamar Students
An organization at Lamar University is teaching students to think outside of the box and do more than receive a degree.
Jim Westgate, professor of Earth and space sciences at Lamar University, for being named the 2009 Skoog Cup winner by the Science Teachers Association of Texas.
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