Lone Star College-University Park hosts its fourth AI Symposium on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, at the Energy & Manufacturing Institute (EMI) on campus, 11521 Compaq Center Dr., Houston, TX 77070. The two-hour event will explore the integration of artificial intelligence methods, tools and concepts across different fields of study and industry sectors.

This November, campuses are hosting special events to honor the thousands of veterans who study and work at Lone Star College System.

The Lone Star College-Montgomery Maverick MVP (Most Valuable Professional) program is a student-centered experience designed to help build meaningful connections, improve confidence and prepare them for future careers.

Signing up for college classes can sometimes feel like navigating Houston traffic. The good news is Lone Star College-Montgomery is ready to help keep you moving in the right direction with experts to make the right decisions when it comes to choosing classes.

The LSCS Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting on Nov. 5 at 10:30 a.m.

This $4.9 million multi-year implementation grant will strengthen staffing, technology, and data analysis across Lone Star College System campuses to support lasting improvements in student progression and completion.

Guaranteed Transfer Partnership Agreements between Lone Star College System and five Texas universities give students clearer pathways to transfer their credits and continue their education.

From learning the fundamentals of artificial intelligence to presenting original research at an international conference, Lone Star College-University Park student Paul Naeger has turned classroom learning into an impressive academic achievement.

Lone Star College–University Park’s student-run literary arts magazine, “Uproar,” earned nine awards in the Community College Humanities Association’s literary magazine competition, including four first-place honors and second place for Best Magazine in the Southwestern Region.

Lone Star College-Montgomery was honored by The American College Theatre Festival (ACTF) for its production of California. The ACTF is a national theatre program involving 18,000 students annually from colleges and universities across the country.