Can skateboarding be called a fad? Not after 15 years of international popularity. Not with more than 10 million skateboarders in the U.S. alone. Not when it is being considered as an Olympic sport - and, not if you can play it on your XBox. But is that the healthy choice, considering the campai... More...
One night per year, for the past 32 years, the Montagne Center is transformed beyond recognition into an elegant ballroom designed to celebrate the Lamar University College of Fine Arts and Communication with a black tie evening of art, fine dining, dancing and entertainment. More...
As we approach International Women's Day, advocates of women's rights have a lot to celebrate. Here and abroad, women are making strides on terrain both old and new. More...
Exciting. Energetic. Stirring. Emotional. Fun. That's how Bradley Kent, Lamar University's director of bands, eagerly and enthusiastically describes the diversity - and intensity - of the upcoming Lamarissimo! performance by Lamar's Wind Ensemble and Concert Band. More...
Three Optional Level gymnasts from Beaumont Gymnastics Academy recently qualified to compete in the Texas Level 7 State Championships, scheduled for March 17 at Texas Womens University in Denton. At the South State Championships, more than 200 gymnasts competed for the top 24 spots in each age grou... More...
BEAUMONT STUDENTS EXCEL AT 17TH ANNUAL LAMAR-PA CITIZEN BEE Catherine Clayton, a senior at Grace High School in Sugarland, captured first place Thursday in the 17th annual Regional Citizen Bee at Lamar State College- Port Arthur. Morgan Gibson, a senior at Acorns to Oaks Academy in Damon, to... More...
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