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LSC–Montgomery Theatre Department Delivers Strong Start with Twelve Angry Jurors Performance
The Lone Star College–Montgomery Department of Theatre proudly kicked off its fall semester with a compelling performance of Twelve Angry Jurors, held October 2–4, 2025, in the Performing Arts Center’s Mainstage Theatre. A complimentary dress rehearsal was offered on October 1, welcoming faculty, staff, students, and community members to preview the show.
LSC-Montgomery Hosts Workshops for Students to Explore Academic Programs
LSC-Montgomery invites all prospective students and current students to attend a series of Areas of Study Workshops designed to help them explore various academic programs and career paths. The workshops will be held at the Maverick Conference Center (MCC) and G102, providing attendees with a valuable opportunity to engage directly with faculty and staff.
LSC-Montgomery’s Peyton Mattingly Joins Team Texas for Special Olympics USA Games
Peyton Mattingly, a Lone Star College-Montgomery lifePATH® student, has been selected to represent Team Texas in golf at the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games. Mattingly is one of only two athletes chosen from across the state to compete in Level 5 Golf at the national event, which will be held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, from June 20-26, 2026.
SWIRL Art Show 2024–2025 Celebrated Creativity and Community at LSC-Montgomery
On September 18, 2025, Lone Star College–Montgomery proudly hosted its annual SWIRL Art Show, an inspiring celebration of student creativity showcased in the 2024–2025 SWIRL Literature and Arts Magazine. The event drew a large crowd to the campus gallery for an evening filled with poetry, prose, visual art, and photography.
Lone Star College-Montgomery Remembers 9/11 Heroes with Patriot Day Challenge
Lone Star College-Montgomery recently held a special event to remember and honor the heroes of September 11. This annual gathering, hosted by the Veteran Services and Fitness Center, brought the community together for the Patriot Day Challenge, a symbolic climb held in the campus parking garage.
Lone Star College-Montgomery empowering its campus through support and resources
Lone Star College-Montgomery is prioritizing community well-being through a strong commitment to mental health. The college is hosting two engaging events aimed at raising awareness and expanding access to mental health support across campus. These initiatives reflect the college’s broader focus on fostering a healthy and thriving environment for students, faculty, and staff.
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