Category: Opinion

UP editors share final thoughts before graduation

UP editors share final thoughts before graduation

At the university level, many students seem to focus on the dictionary definition of education

It’s a sunny Sunday afternoon at Bentley Nursing Home. Birds chirp in the trees by the back porch as a man plays cards by himself.

Swords clash as soldiers battle across the plains of Pavia, just outside the Italian city’s walls

Over the last two years, Lamar athletics has seen a significant improvement in all sports

After 98 days, the pinnacle of motorsport is set to return as Formula 1 opens the 2025 season in Melbourne, Australia on March 16.

Southeast Texas Stages presents “Avenue Q” through March 9.

Lamar University’s Department of Theatre and Dance presents “The Self-Destruction of Emma James” through Feb 16.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston presents “Picturing Nature: The Stuart Collection of 18th- and 19th-Century British Landscapes and Beyond” through July 6. Houstonian Francita Stuart Koelsch Ulmer endowed the museum with a gift, in honor of her parents, to build a collection of British landscapes from the period.

Southeast Texas Stages presents “Thurgood and Me,” through Feb. 1.

Southeast Texas Stages presents the classic story through Dec. 14.

A “black sheep” is a family member who is isolated from the rest, someone who is ostracized for believing or doing things differently.

Lamar University’s Department of Theatre and Dance presents “Peter Pan” through Nov. 10.

Southeast Texas Stages presents “Constellations,” through Nov. 9.

Misinformation is a staple of the internet, with satire news sites such as The Onion, The Beaverton and others existing on the platform for years. 

With the increase in book banning over the years, the future of education in schools and public libraries is bleak.

Southeast Texas Stages (formerly Beaumont Community Players) opens its 2024-25 season with “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder,” through Oct. 6.

Lamar University kicks off the 2024-25 season with “Dumb Show” though Sept. 22 in the Studio Theatre.

Summer 2024 has been full of shocking events in regards to the current — and now former — presidential candidates for November’s election.

The current rap beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar has brought out some of the best music we have received from the pair in recent years.

Lamar University students share their thoughts on Investigation Discovery's 'Quiet on Set' documentary.

Lamar University’s Department of Theatre & Dance production of “Landscape with Weapon” tackles the heavy topic with wit and pathos.

Beaumont Community Players presents “Beehive: The ’60s Musical” through Feb. 3.