Congratulations Class of 2024! Graduation is a time of celebration for all that you have accomplished and we want to make it a special moment for you. We know how important this graduation ceremony is for you, your family, and your friends. Please…
EPA awards nearly $1.2M to student teams for innovative solutions to environmental and public health challenges, including a team from FLC.
Fort Lewis College's inaugural summit is a meeting point of scientific rigor, artistic expression, and community collaboration. Key highlights include insights from the authors of the 5th National Climate Assessment, the nation’s leading climate…
First Year Orientation is almost here! If you’ve got questions, we got ya covered. Welcome to the start of an incredible journey, Class of 2028! #ClassOf2028 #CampusLife #LetsSoar #Skyhawks #WeAreFLC
The Durango Herald reports that an FLC marketing professor is working with the U.S. Fire Administration to promote fire safety and education through social media marketing skills.
Calling all trailblazers! What’s your absolute FAVORITE hiking trail to do in the summer in Durango?! Drop ‘em in the comments ⬇️ @visitdurango #HappyHiking #HappyTrails #HikingAdventures #Hiking #Durango #Colorado #WeAreFLC
The Durango Herald reports that the first cohort of students is working through the Snow and Avalanche Studies certificate, a unique program that will help propel students into the snow and avalanche industry.
This year, 20 FLC students participated in All Our Kin Collective Summer Institute, a two-week program focused on promoting excitement and love for Native Languages.
The Reisher Scholars Program, which supports students who demonstrate academic and leadership potential as undergraduates, will double next fall.
A Rocky Mountain PBS story, which includes a video, highlights the work that Engineering Professor Laurie Williams and the Village Aid Project team have been doing to bring solar power to Navajo Tribal Lands. https://www.rmpbs.org/blogs/news/fort-lewis-solar-navajo-nation/