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Fall 2024 Commencement ceremony included more than 140 graduates.

FLC celebrates Fall 2024 Commencement

DURANGO, Colo. – Like the peaks of the San Juan Mountains surrounding Fort Lewis College, earning a degree demands persistence, preparation, and a willingness to adapt to changing conditions. That was the message keynote speaker David Blake, Ph.D., as he addressed more than 140 graduates during the Fall 2024 Commencement ceremony on Friday. Blake, a professor of biology at FLC...

The ceremony honored students from Fort Lewis College’s four affinity centers.

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FLC graduates urged to embrace their strength during Diversity Collaborative Graduation

Durango, Colo. — “Your voice matters, your existence matters, and you are powerful.” With these words, Kathryn Linares-Gray, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science and gender and sexuality studies, called soon-to-be graduates to use their strength to create a better world during last week’s Diversity Collaborative Graduation Ceremony in the Student Union...

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FLC Board of Trustees approves bold Strategic Plan to shape the college’s future

In a unanimous vote, the Fort Lewis College (FLC) Board of Trustees approved the institution's transformative 2025–2030 Strategic Plan. The plan, developed through a highly collaborative process involving over 1,000 stakeholders, charts a bold vision for the college’s future, focusing on academic excellence, student success, reconciliation, and community partnerships.

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Award-winning Native author Linda Hogan brings her performance poetry to campus

Chickasaw writer and environmental activist Linda Hogan will shine a literary light on the Native perspective on the world when she brings her latest work of long-form performance poetry to the campus on April 11 for the Southwest Writer's Institute's 4th Annual Maxwell Silver Memorial Reading. The event is free and open to public, with book signing to follow.

Tri-the-Rim Triathlon rallies FLC's amateur athletes

The Tri-the-Rim Triathlon is one of Fort Lewis College's longest-running -- and swimming and biking -- traditions, annually saluting and testing FLC's formidable athletic spirit. For a quarter century, it has also been bringing together the on- and off-campus athletic communities to share their passion for challenging themselves -- and for having fun doing it.

Innovative Month courses make the world a classroom

"We feel it is entirely necessary to actually experience things rather than just read about them in a text book," says Simon Walls, Business professor and Faculty Lead on the "Cruise Line Industry Innovative Month."

Durango named an Adventure Hub by Outside Magazine

In its April 2012 issue, Outside Magazine once again recognized Fort Lewis College’s hometown of Durango as a great place for adventurous people. This time, Durango was named Runner-Up Best New Adventure Hub, second only to Lake Wanaka in New Zealand. The article mentions several of Durango’s favorite multi-season activities: road and mountain biking, trout fishing,...

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FLC celebrates Fall 2024 Commencement

FLC graduates urged to embrace their strength during Diversity Collaborative Graduation

FLC Board of Trustees approves bold Strategic Plan to shape the college’s future

All Campus & Community

Award-winning Native author Linda Hogan brings her performance poetry to campus

Tri-the-Rim Triathlon rallies FLC's amateur athletes

Innovative Month courses make the world a classroom

Durango named an Adventure Hub by Outside Magazine

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