A group of Lone Star College students and two History professors are headed to Spain, Portugal, and Morocco for a study abroad experience that promises to be a life-changing global adventure. LSC-Kingwood History Professor Steve Davis and LSC-Online History Professor Chris Davis will accompany fourteen students to the countries from May 13th through May 29th.

Lone Star College-Kingwood Economics Professor Shuang Xu is sharing his experience of appearing on the show “The Food That Built America” on the History Channel. The episode aired April 27th.

Two teams from Lone Star College-Kingwood Process Technology Center will be competing in the North American Process Technology Alliance’s Troubleshooting Skills Competition (TSC) this month.

A ceremony and tree dedication was held at LSC-Kingwood to honor the victims of the Japanese Tsunamis of 2011 and 2024.

Ian Mathews, the President of LULAC (League of United Latin American Citizens) Council #22549 at Lone Star College-Kingwood, had the incredible opportunity to attend the 2025 LULAC National Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C., over spring break.

A Lone Star College professor is proving pop-up books aren’t just for kids. Bruce Foster, an adjunct professor who teaches Digital Imaging, Design Communication, and Digital Publishing, will share his unique talent during a Curious Minds lecture on the campus this month.

LSC-Kingwood received a community donation from HEB to rebuild the Career Closet.

The LSC-East Aldine Center is offering three bilingual medical programs (CMA, CNA and EKG) to address growing demand in the industry.

The LSC-Process Technology Center has earned the distinguished NAPTA endorsement.

LSC-Kingwood turned out a record number of graduates last fall. More than 600 students received degrees or certificates in the fall of 2024.