Lone Star College-Tomball recently took a group of students on a Juneteenth trip to Galveston to learn about historical African American sites and significant events related to Freedom Day.

Lone Star College-Tomball is proud to announce that it bestowed close to 500 diplomas and certificates to deserving graduates during the 2024 Commencement Ceremony at the Tomball Event Center on Friday, May 10.

The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation (JKCF) awarded Alexis Lopez, an LSC-Tomball student, the prestigious Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.

LSC-Tomball Artist-in-Residence Houston Chamber Ringers received the First Congregational Church-Houston Endowment Committee $3,000 grant to create a handbell ensemble at Tomball ISD.

The CASE Program selected LSC-Tomball Honors College students to participate in an eight-day trip to explore activism and social justice issues in Tunisia, North Africa.

LSC-Tomball’s TRIO Student Support Services received the Boys and Girls Country 2024 Education Partner of the Year award for being a valued partner for over 10 years.

LSC-Tomball kicked off its celebration of Black History Month (BHM) with a student-led, thought-provoking art gallery exhibit which opened on February 1. The Juneteenth-themed exhibit showcases the contributions of African Americans to the United States, honoring contributions made by Black people from all periods of U.S. history.

After an exhaustive search process, LSC-Tomball is proud to announce that Latoya Hardman will be the new LSC-Tomball Vice President of Instruction starting January 1, 2024. For both Hardman and LSC-Tomball this appointment feels like the perfect homecoming.

After graduating with an Honors Associate of Arts degree from Lone Star College-Tomball in May 2023, former LSC-Tomball Student Government Association president Noor Ayache is now pursuing a bachelor’s degree at Rice University.

LSC-Tomball held a Day of Service to celebrate its 35th anniversary on Friday, Oct 13. To commemorate the milestone anniversary, over 55 LSC-Tomball community members, students, faculty, and staff volunteered at five local nonprofits.