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Through community and faculty mentorship, FLC students find purpose and support at FLC

At Fort Lewis College, students discover more than academics—they find a strong support system, dedicated mentors, and a community that fosters personal and professional growth.

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Sharing food and traditions, FLC students build community while honoring Black History Month

Few things bring people together like cooking a meal, sharing a table, and moving to the rhythm of familiar beats. At Fort Lewis College, students have been doing just that during Black History Month—connecting through food, music, and culture in celebrations that highlight both the richness of Black heritage and the intersections between different communities on campus.

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FLC’s Melissa Mount Honored with CASE District Individual Achievement Award

Melissa Mount, vice president for advancement and CEO of the Fort Lewis College Foundation, has been recognized with the 2025 CASE District VI Chief Executive Leadership Award for her work in fundraising and institutional advancement.

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Innovative Month courses make the world a classroom

"We feel it is entirely necessary to actually experience things rather than just read about them in a text book," says Simon Walls, Business professor and Faculty Lead on the "Cruise Line Industry Innovative Month."

Durango named an Adventure Hub by Outside Magazine

In its April 2012 issue, Outside Magazine once again recognized Fort Lewis College’s hometown of Durango as a great place for adventurous people. This time, Durango was named Runner-Up Best New Adventure Hub, second only to Lake Wanaka in New Zealand. The article mentions several of Durango’s favorite multi-season activities: road and mountain biking, trout fishing,...

No Impact Week seeks to change habits -- and minds

"No Impact Week," part of International No Impact Week, March 19 through March 25, explores low-waste lifestyles by giving students, faculty, and staff ways of actually experiencing and experimenting with changing their habits. The goal of the campus-wide events is to engage more people in low-impact actions and lifestyles.

White House appointee to speak at Fort Lewis College

In December, President Obama signed an executive order creating the White House Initiative on American Indian and Alaska Native Education. Dr. William Mendoza, a member of the Oglala Sioux and a graduate of Fort Lewis College, was chosen as the director of this new initiative.

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Through community and faculty mentorship, FLC students find purpose and support at FLC

Sharing food and traditions, FLC students build community while honoring Black History Month

FLC’s Melissa Mount Honored with CASE District Individual Achievement Award

All Campus & Community

Innovative Month courses make the world a classroom

Durango named an Adventure Hub by Outside Magazine

No Impact Week seeks to change habits -- and minds

White House appointee to speak at Fort Lewis College

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