Bank of America’s funding will cover equipment expenses for approximately 40 LSC-East Aldine Center students in 2026-2027.

Multi-semester registration is the best way Lone Star College System students can ensure they are enrolling in the classes required to complete their degree or certification programs.

Since 2011, Tomball Regional Health Foundation has donated nearly $2.4 million to Lone Star College Foundation. In addition to scholarships, this funding has covered testing, certification and board exam fees for 674 students; more than $1.1 million in state-of-the-art health occupation equipment; and vaccinations for over 110 Veterinary Technology students.

The LSCS Board of Trustees approved the 2026 ad valorem property tax rate of $0.1058 per $100 of taxable value.

Students and leaders from across Lone Star College System and partner institutions gathered at Lone Star College-Tomball to be among the first to encounter recently uncovered records of 19th-century American history.

Lone Star College Foundation will host its annual Golf Tournament on Nov. 16 to support student scholarships and educational programming.

The LSCS Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing and regular meeting on Oct. 1 at 10:30 a.m.

Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union, a local business that has partnered with educational institutions for decades, now has a $25,000 endowment with Lone Star College Foundation.

September is Deaf Awareness Month, celebrating deaf culture and shining a light on the need for inclusive policies. At Lone Star College System, the Interpreter Training Technology program prepares students for careers in ASL interpreting.

The Great Colleges to Work For® program has recognized Lone Star College System for the 10th consecutive year.