The LSCS Board of Trustees will meet on Aug. 6 to discuss institutional business.

One of Lone Star College Foundation's newest donors is Houston Federal Credit Union, which awarded a $15,000 endowment gift to support Lone Star College-University Park students.

Lord Stirling's Fifes & Drums, a historical music group comprised of Lone Star College-Montgomery students, received the President's Choice Award for the best overall representation of the parade theme and spirit at the 50th annual South County Fourth of July Parade through Market Street in The Woodlands.

Lone Star College-University Park leadership welcomed the Quebec Delegation in Houston for a tour of its Energy & Manufacturing Institute, where state-of-the-art classrooms and labs offer courses in artificial intelligence, energy systems, robotics, automation and more.

Lone Star College System helps individuals get from where they are to where they want to be. The fall 2026 semester kicks off Aug. 24.

Students can now apply for Lone Star College System's 2026-2027 Leadership High School program, a tuition-free experience that equips public high school sophomores and juniors with the skills, experiences and connections needed to succeed in school, college and future careers.

LSC-Houston North has received a $188,000 grant to cover the first year of the Bridging Talent to Industry: Welding Career Pathways and Student Success project, which will ensure high-quality welding training, credential attainment and job placement.

Since he was first appointed to the board, LSCS Trustee David Vogt has witnessed four new campuses launch, six satellite centers open and eight Workforce Centers of Excellence bring high-quality training closer to home for thousands of local students.

U.S. Congressman Burgess Owens (Utah-04) visited Lone Star College-Montgomery to learn more about the college system's growth, strategic partnerships and high-quality workforce training programs.

Public safety leaders from across the region gained valuable insight into preventing mass attacks in public spaces at a recent training event presented by the U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC), the U.S. Secret Service Houston Field Office, and the Lone Star College Police Department.