Shaylee Sunday, an LSC-Montgomery alumna, met with Judge Gonzales on career aspirations, thanks to the Lone Star College System Alumni Association.

Lone Star College System students claimed all three Dennis Boe Paper Awards, the most prestigious student research honor, at this year's Great Plains Honors Council conference.

About 30 formerly incarcerated men started learning basic computer skills at Lone Star College System this March and are working toward earning a Microsoft Excel Associate Certification by the end of the summer.

A four-week May mini-mester begins May 18, and two accelerated summer sessions begin June 8 and July 16, respectively. Registration is now open for all three sessions.

Trees across seven Lone Star College System campuses have been mapped, digitally identified and incorporated into a shared species database, creating a resource that documents regional ecological diversity and supports long-term stewardship of campus landscapes.

As the federal government works toward 1 million active apprenticeships, Lone Star College System is partnering with the U.S. Department of Labor to learn how the two entities can collaborate to support student success.

Lone Star College System is home to two of this year’s Barry Goldwater Scholarship recipients: Sebastian Marcano and Aaron Pergler. They will receive $7,500 annually to complete their bachelor’s degrees.

A few years after graduating with his associate of arts degree from LSC-North Harris, Daniel Meza was elected to the Lone Star College System Board of Trustees.

The LSCS Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting Thursday, April 2 at 10:30 a.m. in the Grand Commons at LSC-University Park.

LSCS's second Step Up Show Out: A Divine 9 (D9) Step Show is on April 10 from 6:30-9:30 p.m. at the M.O. Campbell Center.