The Lone Star College-Kingwood Coyotes baseball team is hoping to prove it’s in a league of its own…as it heads to compete in the Wood Wars tournament in Louisiana this weekend.

A tree that traveled to space and orbited the moon will now be landing at Lone Star College-Kingwood, to be planted on the campus where the motto is, fittingly, “Start close, go far.” NASA selected LSC-Kingwood to receive the tree out of 1,300 applications.

Two Lone Star College-Kingwood Visual Art Adjunct Professors are being featured in the new Meow Wolf immersive art exhibit in Houston. Adela Andea and Loc Huynh are among roughly 40 local and international artists chosen to create installations in the exhibit, which will open Thursday, October 31st.

The LSC-Kingwood Music Department is the recipient of an $18,000 David A. Livingston and Diane L. Livingston Endowed Scholarship earmarked for music majors.

A group of 12 process engineers from the PetroSkills company in Kuwait got an up close and hands-on tour of the LSC-Kingwood Process Technology Center.

LSC-Kingwood won first and second places at the 15th annual East Montgomery County Rotary Club Spelling Bee.

The Latina Inspira Student Network is beginning a whole new chapter…at a whole new campus.

Texas State Representative Armando Walle and Lone Star College Board of Trustees Member Myriam SaldÍvar stopped by the LSC-Kingwood campus to get a personal tour of the state-of-the-art Health Professions Building last week.

Democracy took center stage during a Constitution Day Celebration held at LSC-East Aldine Center.

A Lone Star College-Kingwood professor is being honored with a Peacemaker Award, for his continuous work to promote peace, education, and activism. The Houston Peace & Justice Center named Dr. John J. Theis as one of their awardees this year. He'll receive the award during a ceremony in November.