Each of the nearly 100,000 students enrolled at Lone Star College System has a unique story about how their educational experience has impacted their life. Sixteen of those students were selected as winners of the annual Chancellor’s Essay Contest and earned a $1,000 scholarship to help cover tuition, books and fees as they continue their journeys at LSCS.

The LSC-Tomball to Prairie View A&M University Teacher Education Direct Pathway is open to students pursuing an associate of arts in teaching.

Barbara Hayward’s passion for education took root after earning her bachelor’s degree in social science education from Northeast Louisiana University (now the University of Louisiana Monroe), followed by a master’s degree from Brigham Young University.

LSC-Tomball student Ari Griffith earned a scholarship to attend the American Musical and Dramatic Academy.

LSC–Tomball students pursuing an Associate of Arts in Teaching and aspiring to become educators may be eligible for scholarships of up to $12,000 each through the LSC–Tomball to Prairie View A&M University Teacher Education Direct Pathway.

LSC-Tomball Disney Innovations and Leadership Academy students and graduates to participate in Disney World program.

Three Lone Star College-Tomball art students have their work on display at the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts (Pearl) as part of the Lone Star College Student Art Exhibition, running through May 10. Brooklyn Baker, Kolby Thackeray, and Lucio Guala's participation in the exhibit was made possible by LSC-Tomball Arts faculty member Steffani Frideres, who submitted their artwork.

Sam Morales, an LSC-Tomball dual credit student, gave his debut performance as "Nibbles" in the West Side Story on the Houston Grand Opera stage.

Lone Star College-Tomball Honors and International Education (HIE) student Daylen Heidt is preparing to graduate this May. For Heidt and many other students, graduation brings both excitement and anticipatory anxiety.

Lone Star College System is a student-focused teaching institution that constantly finds ways to enrich students’ lives. Thus, the college had its own Lone Star College Day at the Texas Capitol on Feb. 27 to provide students with a high-impact, real-world learning experience. LSC students met directly with state legislators and their staff while watching the 89th Texas State Legislature in action.