Laurie Williams, associate professor of Physics & Engineering, is part of a team whose work on methane leaks was reported on by the New York Times.

Geosciences professor Gary Gianniny was consulted as an expert in Al-Jazeera's coverage of the aftermath of the Animas River mine waste spill.

To help people understand the complex issues surrounding the Animas River mine waste spill, we're offering insights from Fort Lewis College faculty on questions people in the community are asking. What might be some of the social implications of this event on the Durango community? Response from: Associate Professor of Sociology Rebecca Clausen. Dr. Clausen specializes in...

Skyhawk basketball player Alex Herrera signed a professional contract to play for KTP Basket in Kotka, Finland.

Brennan Buiso, a senior Business Administration major and competitive cyclist, was selected as the first recipient of the Stan Rabbe Memorial Cycling Scholarship.

Geosciences Professor Kim Hannula weighed in on the environmental dangers of abandoned mines for a recent Aljazeera America article titled US waterways at risk from thousands of defunct mines lacking cleanup funds.

The guide will serve as a repository for information and resources related to the spill, including media coverage and government releases.

To help people understand the complex issues surrounding the Animas River mine waste spill, we're offering insights from Fort Lewis College faculty on questions people in the community are asking. What are some of the key things people should know now, a week after the spill? Response from: Professor of Geosciences Ray Kenny. Dr. Kenny specializes in environmental geology and...

Offering high quality climbs, the East Animas is a locals' favorite for cragging and Anthropology professor David Kozak is no exception. He wrote the first guide to cragging in the Durango area and has been climbing for decades.

There is no threat to Fort Lewis College’s water supply as a result of the Gold King Mine spill into the Animas River.