The Four Corners AI Conference featured keynote speaker Nichole Sterling, CEO of My Town AI and Co-Founder of Women Defining AI. Sterling shared her compelling vision for harnessing AI to drive positive, lasting change in communities of all sizes. Her work highlights the potential of AI to level the playing field for small, rural towns, empowering them to build more sustainable and resilient...

Fort Lewis College reached new heights during its sixth annual Giving Tuesday campaign, raising more than $722,000 from 611 donors in a single day. The 24-hour fundraising event set records for participation and total dollars raised, marking a 16% increase over last year and marking the most successful day of giving in the college’s history. Melissa Mount, vice president of...

Alumni-founded Durango Outdoor Exchange celebrates 10 years of success.

The Four Corners AI conference explored the transformative potential and ethical challenges of artificial intelligence, featuring insights from experts and local leaders. The event emphasized balancing AI’s capabilities with human oversight to responsibly address societal issues and innovate across industries

This month’s Durango local business spotlight features Durango Outdoor Exchange, founded by our very own, Chase and Jen LaCroix. Proud to see Skyhawks making a difference in our community! FLC Alumni Owned Businesses Durango Outdoor Exchange

WICHITA FALLS, Texas – Lucas Martin stared down 26 shots and made a career-high ten saves en route to helping No. 17 Fort Lewis (14-3-6) punch its ticket to the Super Region 4 final and NCAA Division II Men's Soccer National Quarterfinals with a 2-0 clean sheet over Lone Star Conference Tournament Champions and second-seeded Midwestern State (15-3-3) down at Stang Park in...

Senior FLC students Ellyse Fredericks and Matthew Schaeffer prepare for this winter's graduation ceremony by taking portraits on the campus rim together for their senior announcement letters. Talons up!

This year, 11 Tribal Water Media fellows participated in the Tribal Water Media Fellowship Showcase. The fellowship provides students with the resources and opportunity to conduct their own research and create a multimedia project centered around water usage, water infrastructure, and desert communities.

FLC professor Laurie Williams and her team are building and installing Victron Energy off-grid electricity systems which are donated to families who need it – and have no opportunity to connect to the electricity grid.

Two FLC students share a laugh as they walk past the clocktower back to their dorms from class on a snowy winter morning here on campus.