White Horse: A Novel was recently published by Erika T. Wurth (English, ‘97). Wurth’s narrative recreates the “Old Denver” that Gen X knew with a central focus on the titular White Horse bar, and laments its passing into history. 

Paul DeBell, associate professor of Political Science, discusses voting districts that have a one-party regime in a Colorado Public Radio article. Elections may be about winning, DeBell said, but a lack of competition results in a lack of innovation and policy stagnation.

FLC cyclist Fiona Dougherty won the dual slalom national title at the USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships, making the hometown crowd proud with her amazing display of athletic grit and talent.

Eva M. Flying (Exercise Science, ‘99) is the first-ever female president of Chief Dull Knife College. Flying hopes to push the institution forward and revitalize the school for a new generation of students.

Lindsay Nyquist, director of Marketing & Communications, sat down with push10 to discuss the bold advertising decisions she and her team made during the pandemic to promote FLC.

The opening of Cabaret, a musical that follows the rise of fascism in Berlin, proved to be a triumphant and scintillating start for the Musical Theatre program—a new degree option offered at FLC.