School of Arts & Sciences Friday, September 6, 2024 Healthcare collaborations, workforce needs highlighted during Senator Hickenlooper’s visit to FLC
Faculty & Staff Wednesday, August 28, 2024 Lightning strikes again! Second FLC professor receives a second Fulbright scholarship this year
Undergraduate Research Tuesday, August 27, 2024 Through hands-on research, PEAQS program helps students discover their love, passion for research
Physics & Engineering Department FLC alumna who led efforts to bring solar power to Navajo Nation becomes the inaugural Marathon Solar Fellow
Friends and Donors Connecting Batteries and Cables, Shonto Community Takes Solar Power Into Their Own Hands
Political Science Department Monday, September 23, 2024 Despite Progress, Indigenous People Still Face Voting Challenges
Undergraduate Research Friday, September 6, 2024 Fort Lewis College’s pre-nursing students answer the call to healthcare
Campus News Fort Lewis College Presidential Search Committee announces community engagement opportunities The Fort Lewis College Presidential Search Committee is embarking on the important task of identifying candidates our next president....
Physics & Engineering Department From circuit boards to micro thrusters, an FLC alumnus solders a remarkable path in engineering Thanks to the Partnership for Education and the Advancement of Quantum and NanoSciences (PEAQS) program, Max Krauss excelled in his coursework and...
Campus News FLC Board of Trustees passes resolution opposing ballot initiatives 50 and 108 The Fort Lewis College Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution opposing Ballot Initiatives 50 and 108, stating the bills would...
Athletics Briefs Skyhawks Club Casino Night reaches new heights The FLC Athletics Department is celebrating a successful second annual Skyhawks Club Casino Night. This year, the event raised over...
Wednesday, September 2, 2020 Anonym 181 News Briefs, Faculty & Staff Briefs Assistant Professor Paul DeBell spoke to The Durango Herald about voters disassociating from traditional parties Paul DeBell, assistant professor of Political Science, spoke to The Durango Herald about voters disassociating from traditional parties as a result of growing frustration with national politics. Share Print Switch article FLC recognized by LendEDU for one of the lowest student loan debt figures in the country Previous Article The Center of Southwest Studies is open for reservation-only viewing of its latest exhibition, "PIVOT," Next Article