Due to a favorable bidding environment, the Geosciences, Physics & Engineering Hall project came in under budget. Knowing that there would be state funding for construction left over, we went to the legislature with a proposal to spend the extra funding on equipment that will be located outside the footprint of the new building. There was also funding available to be spent on equipment and...

Doug Ewing, Director of Recreational Services, is stepping down from his position as Co-Director of Competition of the after more than a decade with the organization.

WellPAC, FLC's student wellness peer advisory council, was recognized by NASPA (Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education) as an Outstanding Peer Education Group.

The Telluride Foundation and FLC Physics & Engineering Department hope to create an innovation corridor in southwest Colorado, thanks to a hefty grant from the state of Colorado.

Snowdown is 91ÌÒÉ«'s annual winter carnival and its most popular community event, offering the town and campus a way to get together and get crazy in the heart of the cold season. That spirit is best seen on display along Main Avenue at the boisterous and festive Snowdown parade. This year's Snowdown theme was "Back to the Future."

In honor of , History and Southwest Studies Professor Andrew Gulliford weighed in on how the changing temperatures affect local mammals.

Maureen Brandon, dean of the School of Arts & Sciences, has announced that she will be retiring on June 30, 2017. Brandon first came to FLC in 2008 as the dean of the School of Natural & Behavioral Sciences.

91ÌÒÉ« topped National Geographic Traveler's list of .

Senior Exercise Science major Sofia Gomez-Villafane took the gold at the USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships in Asheville, NC, then finished 19^th overall in the UCI Cyclo-Cross World Championships in Heusden-Zolder, Belgium.

FLC ranked at #18 on Great Value Colleges' listing of .

For many art students, a college degree is the first step toward establishing a career as a designer. But why wait until then to gain real-world professional experience? Assistant Professor of Art Shawn Meek believes a student’s career can get off the ground during college. “You need to get your work out there so you have a foundation,” Meek says. “Get published...

Registration is available at www.fortlewis.edu/latinocollegeday. The deadline to register is Monday, February 8.

Exercise Science major Lane Franklin wrote a story about the that was published in the Navajo Times.

Alumnus Jason Pierce (History and English, '98), associate professor of History at Angelo State University, published his first book, "."

Alumni Ben Luck (Physics, '14), Nate Klema (Physics, '15), and Matt Klema (Engineering, '14) were part of a team that broke a 32-year-old using non-motorized watercraft.