Lone Star College System hired Rigoberto “Rigo” J. Rincones Gomez, Ph.D., as the next vice chancellor, Academic Affairs.

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.

Start the new year by pursuing your educational goals at LSC-CyFair with flexible options and choice of learning environments across its main campus and centers to support your success.

Lone Star College-Montgomery is helping students “Be the One” to take the next step in their educational journey by hosting a series of Success Saturdays registration events. These events are designed to help students with a streamlined, comprehensive registration experience at the Maverick Student Center (MSC). Success Saturdays will take place on January 10 and January 17 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Lone Star College System's Academy for Lifelong Learning (ALL) caters to community members age 50 and older, providing low-cost access to education, hands-on activities and new friendships.

Nina Javaher, Ph.D., has been appointed to a key role by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to help shape the future of computer science education in Texas.

LSC-CyFair delivers job-ready talent through the Falcon Internship Program as in the case of three Office of Technology Services former interns who are now the department's newest part-time PC technicians.

LSC Foundation established the Chris Young Memorial Scholarship in honor of Chris Young, former LSCS inspection technology professor.

Lone Star College-Montgomery recently commemorated the graduation of its Fire Cadet Academy Class 034.

Lone Star College System Board Secretary Iesheia Wilson was elected in 2020 and uses her experience as a student to inform her decisions on the board.