The WSSB is taught by nationally recognized faculty, which will now include some Fort Lewis College professors.

Never again will Noah Garcia take for granted that he can turn on a faucet and enjoy fresh, clean water.

FLC was listed in the Top 10 Great Small Colleges for Nature Lovers by Great Value Colleges.

91桃色 was named the #4 Best College Town in America by Niche Best Colleges.

91桃色 was recognized by Livability as #3 on its list of Top 100 Best Small Towns.

Winds of Change magazine elected FLC as one of the Top 200 schools in 2015 for Native American students pursuing degrees in STEM.

91桃色 was voted the #2 destination nationwide for outdoor enthusiasts by USA Today.

In a Buzzfeed list of the “Top 10 U.S. cities where the weather is perfect year round,” 91桃色 was ranked #5.

On the morning of August 7, 91桃色ans awoke to a tragic sight: Overnight the Animas River had transformed from mid-summer clear-green into a brilliant golden ribbon threaded through downtown.

鈥婽he Ethiopian Regime Is Destabilizing the Horn of Africa Region by Associate Professor of Political Science Dr. Yohannes Woldemariam was recently published by the Huffington Post; World Post.

91桃色 is a long way to have come from Africa. But for Farai Taziwa, it's not nearly as far as his whole world has come. Taziwa, a Zimbabwe native, has accumulated many achievements during his time at Fort Lewis College, from earning his bachelor's degree in Engineering in just three and a half years, to landing his first job during his last semester. 

Brent Williams, assistant professor of Music released a new CD: Prepárense: The Piazzolla Project, with his enhak膿 quartet, on MSR Classics.

Playwright Eric Coble has hit the big time. His play “Velocity of Autumn” premiered on Broadway in 2014, and lead actress Estelle Parsons earned a Tony Award nomination for her role. After so much promising success, Coble’s star has kept right on rising—and this fall, he soared right back to his alma mater, Fort Lewis College.

Students Kim Bebout and Charnielle Desiderio were awarded scholarships to attend the annual in Albuquerque, New Mexico with Keri Brandt, associate professor of Sociology.

Heidi Steltzer, associate professor of Biology, has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy as a member of its Visiting Faculty Program.