The LSCS Board of Trustees will meet April 3 at LSC-University Park in the Grand Hall.

Lone Star College will host its annual spring Open House April 8 from 4-7 p.m., at all eight campuses.

LSC-CyFair students Jaquelyn Galvan and Mahmoud Masoud have been selected as semifinalists of the highly competitive Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.

The Montgomery County Literary Arts Council, in collaboration with Lone Star College-Montgomery’s Swirl Literature and Arts Journal, the Greater Conroe Arts Alliance, and the City of Conroe Arts and Culture invited the campus and community to immerse themselves in the magic of literature through a captivating reading series, Writers in Performance.

Even if you’re not sure what to major in just yet, come to the April 8 and April 10 events to find out why it makes sense to enroll at Lone Star College-CyFair.

LSC was named a "Voter Friendly Campus" for its work in encouraging students to register and vote.

LSC-CyFair student entertainment, from musicals and concerts to student art and a fashion show, will surprise your senses.

The LSC Adjunct Faculty Career Fair will recruit knowlegeble experts to help students succeed in their chosen industry.

Ian Mathews, the President of LULAC (League of United Latin American Citizens) Council #22549 at Lone Star College-Kingwood, had the incredible opportunity to attend the 2025 LULAC National Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C., over spring break.

LSC-CyFair student debaters recently traveled to Huntsville to face off in a unique battle with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice incarcerated men.