Lone Star College to open for more in-person instruction this fall
The college was candid about how it was affected by Covid-19 last year.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
The college was candid about how it was affected by Covid-19 last year.
Read MoreSan Jacinto College Foundation received an anonymous donation that will fund three years of tuition at the community college for many local students graduating this spring.
The amount of the donation was not disclosed.
The donation creates the 21 For…
Read MoreKlein Independent School District is partnering with Lone Star College – University Park to open an early college high school.
The school, Vistas Early College High School, opens this fall at 12550 Bammel North Houston Road. Graduates will receive a …
Read MoreAs higher education continues to play a key role in the development of our nation’s future workforce, there is an ongoing need to provide first-generation and lower-income students the opportunity to make their academic dreams reality. To support this …
Read MoreTheir gift will create the Nicky R. and Lisa K. Holdeman Endowed Professorship/Chair as well as the Nicky R. and Lisa K. Holdeman Endowed Scholarship.
Read MoreLone Star College and Partners Receive $651,516 Job-Training Grant
Read MoreLone Star College has hired Melissa Gonzalez as the president of LSC – Kingwood.
Currently, she’s the president of Houston Community College Southeast, a role she’s had since 2017. Before that, she was vice chancellor and chief of staff at HCC; she h…
Read MoreA chicken finger chain from College Station is expanding into Houston, and a Heights restaurant will close to make way for a new concept. Meanwhile, one local coffee shop is expanding, and another has closed.
College Station’s Layne’s Chicken Fingers…
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Layne’s Chicken Fingers is set to arrive in Katy this summer Layne’s, a College Station chicken strip restaurant that’s developed a cult-following of Texas A&…
Read MoreMIAT was founded in 1969 in Canton, Michigan, and expanded to Houston in 2010. In 2019, the school expanded its Houston campus by nearly 40%.
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