By Rachel Byrd On October 11 Lone Star College-Kingwood hosted an event celebrating Latino Veterans of the U. S. Armed Forces as the last event of the Hispanic History Series. Professor Jesse Esparza, Ph.D. led the lecture, “Fighting Multiple Fronts: Latinos and the Vietnam War”, and an interview with Antonio Gonzalez Ph.D., who served in… Continue reading Voiced by a Veteran
By Kat Harper It was 1985 when Lone Star College- Kingwood’s library was built. An age before the popularity of the internet and search engines, when the Encyclopedia was the main source of our worldly knowledge. Kaleigh VonDerVor is LSC-Kingwood’s Director of the Library and Learning Center. This position is new in our campus and… Continue reading Rebuilding Kingwood’s “New Normal”
By: Hunter Llenos In August of last year, Houston was victim to one of the most damaging hurricanes of our time. Today there are so many stories describing the experiences, struggles and underpinnings of the situation Houston sees itself in today with support stretching too thin. Mari Omori, a college Professor in the art department… Continue reading Ghost Work
By Cara Young Read Cara Young's thoughts on Hurricane Harvey's Life Cycle here.
by Kat Harper, Reporter The end of the spring semester is right around the corner, and with endings come new beginnings. Graduation is the stepping stone for friends who are moving on from Lone Star College onto bigger and better things. With graduations comes grad parties, and with that comes gifts. Below are several inexpensive… Continue reading Four Grand Gifts for Grads
Emily Slater, Editor in Chief Graduation is right around the corner. With graduation comes graduation parties, followed by the promise of summer vacation. While this is a great time, full of well deserved fun and relaxation, it is also a time in which many students choose to indulge in more risky behaviors than they do… Continue reading Binge Drink, Binge the Consequences
By Hunter Llenos, Reporter The Lone Star College Foundation scholarship program offered to students by the Lone Star College System, has had an impact on several students this past spring. With the recent disaster that was Hurricane Harvey, many students were impacted in different ways, although hopes are still high for our students here at… Continue reading Scholarships For Deserving Students
By: Genesis Rodriguez, News Editor Lone Star College-Kingwood is hosting a free night full of Jazz music and fun. Yes, you heard that right: jazz music. For all those music loving people who enjoy a good piece of groovy jingles, The Jazz Festival is an ideal place for you. Gabriel Garza, a music student… Continue reading A Night of Free Fun, Music To Student’s Ears
By: Genesis Rodriguez, News Editor Even though summer is right around the corner, many students will be attending summer classes, mini-semesters or focusing on enrollment for the next fall semester. With all of that in mind, questions arise and answers are needed. Below you will find helpful information about the process typical doubts or concerns… Continue reading Summer, Fall Registration Tips
by Charlotte Coyle, Reporter Lone Star College-Kingwood students have been experiencing a unique problem these last two semesters. That problem being, they don’t currently have a campus, thanks to Hurricane Harvey. To deal with this problem, Kingwood students have been spread throughout other Lone Star College campuses. The LSC-Atascocita Center is one many Kingwood… Continue reading LSC- Atascocita Center: Student Resources
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