Campus & Community

Colorful skulls, traditional dance, and community connection filled the Vallecito Room on October 21, as Fort Lewis College celebrated Día de los Muertos.

The event brought together students, staff, faculty, community members, and volunteers to share food and care during disruptions to federal programs.

Fort Lewis College celebrated five exceptional graduates at its annual Alumni Awards ceremony on October 18, recognizing their achievements in science, law, education, and community service. Honorees included nuclear engineer Bethany Goldblum, attorney and trustee Alan Hill, archivist Gretchen Gray, hydrologist Ryan Barton, and solar engineer Camille Keith. Each credited the college’s...

Homecoming 2025 brought Skyhawks of all generations together for a week of spirited competition, campus traditions, and alumni pride. From chili cook-offs and pep rallies to thrilling athletic events and a dramatic game ball parachute drop, the celebration showcased the energy, connection, and enduring community that define Fort Lewis College.

More than 100 people participated in this year's Indigenous People's Day.

Sofie Hill wanted pay homage to Durango through a feat of endurance.

Gift from Saul Zaentz Charitable Foundation will support first-generation students and expand basic needs services at FLC.

AI Edition will be held in Durango for the first time, bringing Fort Lewis College students and community members together to turn bold ideas into real-world solutions powered by artificial intelligence. Open to students, creatives, entrepreneurs, and professionals of all backgrounds, this three-day, team-based experience invites participants to brainstorm, build, and pitch their ideas with...

The annual Alumni Awards program honors graduates and staff who have distinguished themselves in their careers and made a significant impact.

During the third annual FLC Tribal Convening, Ute Mountain Ute Chairman Manuel Heart, who has announced his retirement, was recognized for his 30 years of service.