Checkers Marshall (Chemistry, '16) received the Haugland Fellowship for their research on metal organic framework nanoparticles. This is the first graduate research fellowship ever awarded by the University of Oregon's Chemistry & Biochemistry Department.

Associate Professor of Sociology Benjamin Waddell explains the Electoral College and its ties to racism in The Colorado Sun, The Globe Post, and for History Colorado.

A statewide committee awarded Carol Little (Accounting, '85) the . The 91ÌÒÉ« local has worked as a victim advocate for the District Attorney's Office for 25 years.

With only one active case of COVID-19 currently in the campus population, and disrupting in-person instruction.

The hard work of staff and faculty in the implementation of strategic initiatives . First-year and transfer student enrollment is up, as is retention of Skyhawks entering their second year at FLC.  

Three students contributed to “The Strater: The Hotel That Built 91ÌÒÉ«,” kicking off the eighth season of Colorado Experience from Rocky Mountain PBS.

A perfect day is “the day we throw a big party with luscious, animal-free milk, cheese, yogurt, and ice cream,” according to the Perfect Day Foods website. While animal-free creamy goodness may sound odd to the uninitiated, for Adam Hamilton (Philosophy and Biochemistry, ’18), animal-free dairy alternatives are the future.

Two Fort Lewis College friends, Allie Wolfe, a senior majoring in Psychology, and Tatyana Trujillo (Environmental Studies, ’20), were inspired to further the message of Black Lives Matter by painting a BLM mural on the iconic east-facing wall of College Drive’s Everyday gas station.

Fort Lewis College ranks in the top ten for campus ethnic diversity at national liberal arts colleges in this year’s Best Colleges report.

Cheyenne Caraway (Anthropology and Art, '15) is participating in the Getty Post-Baccalaureate Conservation Internship, with residencies in the Antiquities and Paintings departments of the Getty Museum and the Conservation Department of the Getty Research Institute. It is the first program nationwide providing support to post-baccalaureate young professionals from diverse racial and ethnic...

FLC cross-country is one of only two sports allowed to compete this fall as a result of COVID-19 precautions. Despite uncertainty at the start of the season, the . 

Have you heard of the Little Snake River? Neither had Rica Fulton (Environmental Studies, '14) until the State of Wyoming planned to dam its headwaters. In a new short film, sponsored by American Rivers and produced by Cody Perry of Rig To Flip, Fulton heads downriver to learn just how important the little-known, free-flowing Little Snake is. 

Paul DeBell, assistant professor of Political Science, spoke to Colorado Public Radio about what voters want in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, where the political divide may be less Republican versus Democrat and more rural versus urban.

Hot off the press! "The Geology, Ecology, and Human History of the San Luis Valley" is a convergence of the expertise of Jared Beeton, assistant professor of Environment & Sustainability, and Benjamin Waddell, associate professor of Sociology. Their book explores the rich landscapes and diverse social histories of the San Luis Valley in southern Colorado.

Dyllon Mills, a Public Health and Business Administration major from Towaoc, Colorado, advocated for a charter school on the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe reservation during a virtual Towaoc community meeting. The Kwiyagat Community Academy will focus on generational learning and will host Native American student teachers from FLC to assist students with online learning.