Pomp and Circumstance marked the celebration of student success during the Lone Star College-Montgomery 2026 Graduation Ceremony. More than 2,150 degrees and certifications were awarded, with nearly 600 participants in the college’s largest commencement ceremony.

Lone Star College-Montgomery lifePATH® students took part in the annual Gallery Walk, bringing together business leaders, community partners, educators, students, and families for a hands-on showcase of student development. lifePATH® prepares neurodivergent students to earn associate degrees through a blend of academics, soft-skill training, industry certifications, mentorship and structured community internships.

At first, Cristian Vieyra wasn’t sure what higher education opportunities would be the right option for her, but after researching which schools offered challenging programs with academic and personal growth, she knew Lone Star College-Montgomery was the right choice for starting her academic journey.

HOUSTON (May 19, 2026) - The spotlight shown bright on the Lone Star College-Montgomery Theatre Department who was recognized by the American College Theatre Festival for its production of "Assassins".

The recent Kinder Houston Area Survey reported the economy is the region’s “biggest problem,” fueled by shrinking confidence in job opportunities and growing financial pressures.

Lone Star College-Montgomery is proud to announce Clover Gerber was selected as a 2026 Coca-Cola Academic Team Scholar. This prestigious award recognizes high-achieving community college students across the country and includes a $1,300 scholarship for outstanding academic achievement, leadership and service.

Lone Star College-Montgomery is proud to announce that Kendall Young, a student in the lifePATH program, has earned a gold medal at the Special Olympics Texas Area 4 and Area 6 Basketball Skills Competition.

The Lone Star College-Montgomery (LSC-M) Drama Department is proud to announce the outstanding success of its students at the Region 6 American College Theater Festival (ACTF), held February 20-24, in Abilene, Texas.

Lone Star College-Montgomery’s Phi Theta Kappa chapter, Beta Delta Iota, has been officially recognized through the REACH Rewards program for its excellence in membership acceptance. This designation follows a landmark year for the chapter, which saw a 16% increase in membership from 2024 to 2025, with 318 new members added.

LSC-Montgomery’s Annual Faculty Art Show concluded with strong attendance and enthusiastic engagement in the Mary Matteson-Parrish Art Gallery, showcasing the depth of artistic talent within the college’s Art Department. The exhibition featured paintings, sculptures, and mixed media works by faculty who balance classroom instruction with active professional practice. Students, employees, and community members explored a wide range of contemporary styles and techniques throughout the show’s run.