By Alex Maxwell and Bri Maguire A Lone Star College student has tested positive for COVID-19 after leaving the state over spring break. This student has not been on LSC property as of March 6 before the beginning of spring break. The community is combatting this outbreak by locking down certain counties. The effort to… Continue reading Student testing positive for COVID-19 and how Harris County is dealing with the pandemic
By Alexis Maxwell, Editor in Chief Lead Visual by: Glenn Carstens-Peters Due to the Coronavirus, the Lone Star College System has decided to close all of the campuses in an effort to contain the potential spread of the virus. In order to allow students to continue the education they paid for, they have put all possible… Continue reading How to Drop Classes Online
By: Alexis Maxwell, Editor in Chief Lone Star College-Kingwood has officially announced how they are going to continue classes in the face of the rising anxiety to contain the COVID-19 virus from spreading. The college decided to extend spring break in order to give time to decide a plan for its students. The plan came… Continue reading LSC-Kingwood Coronavirus Plan Update
Lone Star College-Kingwood hosts the Historically Black College and Universities' Yard fest to celebrate the end of Black history month. Sororities and fraternities from local areas came to Lone Star to participate in the Greek Stroll Off held on February 27th in the Studnet Conference Center.
By: Elena Mullenix, Columnist, Podcaster The play, Chemical Imbalance, put on by the Lone Star College-Kingwood. This play was wonderfully put together by Professor Skiles, the whole cast, and the stage management team. Hats off to everyone! Chemical Imbalance follows the story of Jekyll and Hyde, but with a modern twist…the modern twist being the… Continue reading Chemical Imbalance Review
By Adnan Abbasi, Reporter Yesterday, while I was taking a test in the right room that you see behind the counter of the Testing Center, a room in the Student Conference Center, a test administrator came into the room and told my notetaker and I to stop taking my test and follow her, as… Continue reading Thoughts About Shootings
By Peyton Crenshaw, Opinion Writer “The Illusion of Safety: Where is Our Security Blanket?” Since Columbine in 1999, school shootings have become an all too familiar topic. Deep down, students fear they will be the center of the next news story, and parents fear they will send their children to school with no return. Despite… Continue reading The Odds Are Never Zero
By Katheryn Stinnett This year's Club Rush started like any other: Club representatives clamoring for the best tables, students browsing the available clubs, and recruitment galore. This year, for a time, followed the trend of the past couple of Club Rushes. The poetry and songwriting club has a student Eric Torres-- singing and playing the… Continue reading Spring Club Rush 2020: Less Rush Than You’d Think
By Rachel Byrd, News Desk Lead; Peyton Crenshaw, Opinion Writer; and Diamond Perez, Reporter The investigation of Lone Star College-Kingwood following a 911 call around 1:30 p.m. on 30 January did not find evidence of gunshots or an active shooter anywhere on campus. Despite this, an official timeline issued by Lone Star College System Chancellor… Continue reading Investigation into LSC-Kingwood Lockdown Finds No Shooter
By Alexis Maxwell, Editor in Chief At 1:38 this afternoon, Lone Star College-Kingwood sent out a system-wide notification, telling all students that the campus is on lockdown. While students and faculty began to barricade themselves in their rooms, no one seemed to know what was going on. Video Taken by Evan Carley 1/29/20 There has… Continue reading Lock Down at Lone Star College – Kingwood
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