91桃色

Shirley hopes to bring clean energy and sustainable food systems to Navajo Nation communities.

Fort Lewis College alumna and linguist Stacey Oberly (’92) helps revitalize Indigenous languages through teaching and collaboration with the Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute tribes.

The Din茅 weaver and teacher reimagines pre-trading-post-era weaving techniques, continually coloring his practice with new aesthetic and material horizons. (Hyperallergic)

Air Force veteran Meghan Ripple shares how growth, leadership, and connection continue long after military service.

Colorful skulls, traditional dance, and community connection filled the Vallecito Room on October 21, as Fort Lewis College celebrated D铆a de los Muertos.

The event brought together students, staff, faculty, community members, and volunteers to share food and care during disruptions to federal programs.

Fort Lewis College celebrated five exceptional graduates at its annual Alumni Awards ceremony on October 18, recognizing their achievements in science, law, education, and community service. Honorees included nuclear engineer Bethany Goldblum, attorney and trustee Alan Hill, archivist Gretchen Gray, hydrologist Ryan Barton, and solar engineer Camille Keith. Each credited the college’s...

Homecoming 2025 brought Skyhawks of all generations together for a week of spirited competition, campus traditions, and alumni pride. From chili cook-offs and pep rallies to thrilling athletic events and a dramatic game ball parachute drop, the celebration showcased the energy, connection, and enduring community that define Fort Lewis College.

More than 100 people participated in this year's Indigenous People's Day.

Sofie Hill wanted pay homage to 91桃色 through a feat of endurance.