Students in the Inspection Technology program at Lone Star College-East Aldine Center have earned a prestigious recognition for their achievements. The Greater Houston ASNT (American Society of Non-Destructive Testing) recognized graduates of the program for their outstanding accomplishments in Nondestructive Testing (NDT).

A generous $10,000 donation will allow the Lone Star College-Kingwood Theatre Department to provide scholarships to even more students. The donation followed the 35th anniversary of the Lone Star College Foundation StarGala on May 2 at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel & Convention Center.

For one Lone Star College-Kingwood employee, graduation day was twice as meaningful as he and his son earned their degrees together. For several years, Miguel Avalos has worked as a maintenance technician at Lone Star College-Kingwood. He never imagined he would one day become a student again.

The East Aldine Management District is investing $100,000 towards student success at Lone Star College-East Aldine Center.

Students from The Honors College at Lone Star College-Kingwood are reflecting on their recent trip to NASA’s Johnson Space Center, where they explored the intersection of science, religion, and technology.

More than 40 scholarships were awarded to students during the annual College Connections event at Lone Star College-Kingwood on April 1st, 2026. The event was sponsored by the East Montgomery County Rotary Club. The scholarships, each worth $250, were donated by generous business owners and non-profits across the East Montgomery County community.

The LSC-Kingwood Music Department will join more than 180 singers from the greater Lake Houston community for an epic mass performance of Mendelssohn’s Elijah. This special performance brings together singers from the Kingwood Chorale, the Kingwood High School Chorale, and the Lone Star College–Kingwood Concert Choir.

Four Lone Star College-Kingwood students are reflecting on their trip to the nation’s capital as part of the Washington, D.C. Experience. The students - Rowan Chang, Roberto Portillo Osorio, Ruben Zarco, and Alexa Quinn - traveled to Washington February 9-13 with a group of more than 30 other LSC students selected from across the system.

The Lone Star College-Kingwood Theatre Department is proud to announce it has earned a Superior Rating for the production, “16th Evening of Shorts” during the Texas Community College Speech & Theatre Association (TCCSTA) Play Festival, February 25-28.

LSC-Kingwood students had the chance to share the stage with an international music sensation last month. On Dec. 19, a group of 16 students, alumni, and faculty came together to sing as the backup choir for music star Sarah Brightman.