Campus & Community

Commercial cannabis in Colorado has quickly burgeoned into a multi-million dollar industry since its legalization in the state in 2012. The wide variety of marijuana and marijuana-derived products available in the medical and recreational markets is now creating another industry: analyzing these products’ contents and verifying their safety. With these goals in mind, a new regulatory...

Trojan Women: A Love Story, is the newest theatrical production from the FLC Theatre Department. Directed by Melissa Firlit, this performance explores love, war, and power.

Bob Hofman, the winningest coach in Fort Lewis College history, was celebrated on February 12, 2016, as the school named the Whalen Gymnasium Court in his honor.

The Skyhawks Cycling team is no slouch: Winners of 20 Division I national championships since 1994, FLC Cycling is one of the premier collegiate cycling programs in the country. Competing in track, mountain biking, cyclocross, BMX, and road, this year's team is ranked #2 in the nation. The FLC squad has especially excelled in mountain biking, that oh-so-Durango sport for which the Cycling...

When she started college, Taylor Bennett-Begaye never imagined herself as a filmmaker. Now she has a foot in the business before even graduating after earning this year’s Full Circle Fellowship with the Sundance Institute. The annual award and year-long mentorship program recognizes four promising young Native Americans in the film industry.

Durango TV interviews Academic Services Coordinator Timothy Birchard and Biology major Shea Wales about the services provided by the STEM3 Student Success Center and National TRiO Day on February 27.

Sheri Rochford-Figgs, retired director of the FLC Foundation, talks about the generous donation to the Teacher Education department from Robert and Roberta Barr.

FLC alumnus David Kasper (Business Administration - Engineering Management, '14) talks about his two turns at Fort Lewis College and why he feels the new GPE Hall will perfect the school's engineering program.

Food insecurity impacts schools across the country. Between 20 and 59 percent of college students are food insecure, depending on the campus, according to Kristina Kahl, visiting instructor of Sociology.

His new appointment runs through December 2019.