FLC is among the student teams taht received EPA awards nearly $1.2M for innovative solutions to environmental and public health challenges.

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.

A Colorado Sun article explores the painful history and progress of Native American students at Fort Lewis College, reflecting on Colorado's past and the contemporary efforts to acknowledge and heal from historical injustices. 

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. 

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. 

Tribal Water Media Fellows August Mrakuzic (Anthropology, '23)and Klara Goldman (Geology, 23) have published their work on KSUT. Mrakuzic story focuses on a Denver college student who brought water and aid to her home village in Tanzania. Goldman’s story explores how a Colorado mountain man became a beaver believer. The fellowship is a collaboration between KSUT Public Radio, Fort Lewis College, and Rocky Mountain PBS. The Walton Family Foundation supports the project.

KSUT Tribal Radio's Sarah Flower reports on the $2.9 million revamping of Skyhawk Hall, noting that the nursing training facility is expected to house the CU Nursing Fort Lewis College Collaborative, an innovative partnership to increase the diversity of nurses in the Four Corners region.