By Rachel Byrd The Lone Star College Board of Trustees intends to raise Lone Star Colleges tuition fees incrementally over the next five years. The tuition increase is proposed to start this coming year with an additional $5-per-credit-hour. According to statistics provided by the Houston Chronicle, taxpayers contributed 41 percent of the Lone Star College… Continue reading Students Concerned with Potential Rise in Tuition
Lone Star College-Kingwood's Grand Reopening ribbon-cutting ceremony in the Administration and Performing Arts building of the LSC-Kingwood campus. LSC-Kingwood President Katherine Persson and Chancellor Stephen Head cut the ribbon to officially reopen the Kingwood campus. Photos by Cara Young February 15, 2019.
Lone Star College - Kingwood students have a blast a Club Rush. Clubs and organizations have a chance to recruit new members, while students take the chance to have free food.
Lone Star College-Kingwood students and staff celebrate "Welcome back to the pack" on Student Conference Center patio with food, music and fun. January 2019. Photos by Aliya Ahmed. Arrangement by Cara Young.
By Cara Young, Alex Maxwell and Rachel Byrd The Lone Star College System’s accounts are currently under investigation for $14 million dollars worth of improperly distributed financial aid funds by the U.S. Department of Education. The DOE’s review of accounts uncovered that LSC has provided students who graduated from ineligible high schools with Pell, Supplemental… Continue reading 14 Million Problems All In Ones
By Aiman Patoli, Aliya Ahmed and Cara Young The Kingwood Big Band is back to spice up the season with some jazzy classics. Lone Star College-Kingwood is the host for this event. The Kingwood Big Band is an arrangement of seventeen musicians. This arrangement includes saxophonists, trombonists, trumpeters, a pianist, a bassist, a guitarist, and… Continue reading David Caceres Headlines with LSC-Kingwood’s Big Band
By Aiman Patoli and Cara Young Britney Rogers, a Lone Star College student with dreams of being an astronaut, interview with The Howler's Aiman Patoli describing her time at NASA and the competition she took part in.
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By Rachel Byrd and Cara Young This October, the Lone Star College bookstores went through a bit of a transition. From now on, instead of being run by the college, they will be run by Barnes and Noble. The prices for items in the bookstore do not appear to have changed much from what they… Continue reading Barnes and Noble Comes to LSC
By Kat Harper Lone Star College-Kingwood celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15 to October 15, with a series of lectures and events dedicated to Hispanic culture and heritage and no one is prouder of their heritage than Professor Juan M. Galván-RodrÃguez. Galván was born in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico and came to the US… Continue reading Hispanic History: Yanga’s Rebellion
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