Lake-Sumter State College will be closed from Wednesday, Nov. 27 through Sunday, Dec. 1 for the Thanksgiving Holiday. All offices will be closed during this time and scheduled course meetings will not occur.
Students who have forgotten their LOIS PIN can now reset their PIN online. Your PIN is the unique six-digit number that you use to access LOIS. Instructions for the PIN… Continue reading »
The partial power outage at the Science-Health Partnership Building on the South Lake Campus is repaired. The building’s elevator is still under repair.
Lake-Sumter State College and the Lake-Sumter State College Foundation are pleased to announce the 2019 Distinguished Alumni & Hall of Fame Award winners.
LSSC runners William Troupe and Alexander Croy both qualified for the 2019 NJCAA Division I Men’s Cross Country Championship in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on November 9. This marks the second time in College history that a Lakehawk team has qualified for a national championship.
LSSC’s Continuing Education will offer a Wreath Making course on November 14, just in time for the holiday season.
The LSSC community donated over 1,000 hours of community service on Friday to 22 projects across Lake and Sumter Counties at the second annual Lakehawk Service Day on October 18.
The Lake-Sumter State College men’s and women’s cross country teams competed in the 23rd annual Disney Cross Country Classic this past weekend. The men’s team competed in a field of 12… Continue reading »
The community is invited to a student theater production of “Peter Pan in Neverland” that will be performed at the Lake-Sumter State College Paul P. Williams Auditorium on the Leesburg Campus on October 25 & 26.
All classes and activities on the Leesburg campus will resume tomorrow, October 2. A precautionary boil order is in effect for the Student Center, Fine Arts & Convocation Center (Gymnasium).
Out of an abundance of caution, the Leesburg Campus has been closed for the day and all in-person classes have been canceled. All operations continue at the South Lake Campus and Sumter Center.
With a total team score of 658, the men’s team ran themselves into the history books taking first place at the Invitational. The average finishing time for the Lakehawks was 29:25, 00:06 better than Seminole State, who came in second.
