Campus & Community

FLC has joined the MakerLab at 91桃色’s Powerhouse Science Center's civic task force of more than 100 volunteers to design and produce protective equipment for local medical professionals.

As necessary precautions are being taken at the College in response to the coronavirus, many students are suddenly facing a different set of challenges, including the inability to secure housing, afford basic needs, find access to resources for online learning, and more. The Skyhawk Emergency Fund is filling those gaps.

The bill increases the size of the board from seven Governor-appointed members to nine, and adds a requirement that at least one trustee be an enrolled member of a federally recognized Native American tribe.

In March, FLC celebrated women leaders on campus. They shared stories of the women who have inspired them and what they hope for the future.

Even though we’re not together, our community is still connected. In this historic moment, FLC staff, faculty, administration, and their children and pets welcome our students back for an unforgettable end to the Spring 2020 term.

The Center for Innovation houses business startup consultants and acceleration assistance, offering entrepreneurs wraparound services from one location on Main Avenue.

Political Science majors are teaching local high school students how to register to vote, and FLC now has its own on-campus ballot box and voting center.

Ski-Soak-Ramen-Repeat was the itinerary on two recent Outdoor Pursuits trips to Japan for FLC students, alumni, and staff.

The School of Education recognized two graduates and one student from the Teacher Education program with the Southwest Rural Make a Difference Teacher Award.

The Environmental, Social, Governance policy will move Fort Lewis College toward more sustainable investing.