LSC-Kingwood students had the chance to share the stage with an international music sensation last month. On December 19, a group of 16 students, alumni, and faculty came together to sing as the backup choir for music star Sarah Brightman. It was part of her “A Christmas Symphony” tour at the Smart Financial Center in Sugarland.

Lone Star College-Kingwood will host an Open House for the Academy for Lifelong Learning (ALL) Program in January. The ALL Program is for adults 50 and older who want to learn new skills and make new friends. More than four hundred classes are offered each semester on topics such as computer science, gardening, history, movies, music, theatre, politics, fitness, and more. At Kingwood, Mah Jongg and pickleball are by far the most popular classes.

A Lone Star College-Kingwood graduate has been awarded a $15,000 Tu Camino Scholarship. Dayana Alvarenga submitted her essay to the Univision Essay Contest and won the scholarship, which allows up to $15,000 for up to three academic years, commencing Spring 2026. Students can use the funds for tuition, fees, and books.

Do you need to brush up on your digital skills in this increasingly technology-driven world? In January, Lone Star College-Kingwood will offer free workshops to help people learn essential digital skills.

Due to popular demand, the Kingwood Chorale and Chamber Orchestra will present Handel’s Messiah this year in two locations and will feature some notable professional soloists.

Lone Star College-East Aldine Center proudly announces a new partnership with Evident Scientific, Inc., a leading provider of advanced industrial inspection and imaging solutions.

Ian Matthews earned the prestigious Voyager Scholarship, the Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service.

The Lone Star College-Process Technology Center is expanding its educational offerings to include a Water/Wastewater Continuing Education Certification Program starting in February 2026.

The East Aldine Management District is donating $20,000 to establish the Student Success Support Fund for students at Lone Star College-East Aldine Center. Dean Reyna Tippetts says the fund will give residents the opportunity to restart their educational journeys and pursue a brighter future.

LSCS students are sharing their incredible experience during a summer study abroad trip to Spain, Morocco, and Portugal.