Campus & Community

Five Native high school students will travel to Boston this April with the opportunity of a lifetime—to witness one of the world’s most prestigious marathons and run alongside thousands of international athletes.

The Hozhoni Ambassador Scholarship Exhibition, formerly known as the Ms. Hozhoni Pageant, is a contest of public speaking and presentations. The person holding the Hozhoni Ambassador title is the ambassador of Wanbli Ota and the FLC Indigenous community. Learn more about this storied position in this short documentary.

The board voted unanimously to approve Shotton after a closed discussion. A final decision on her appointment is expected at the board’s April 11 meeting.

Shotton, who also serves as Acting Dean of Students at FLC, was selected from more than 75 applicants.

The locally loved taqueria, known for its fresh and locally sourced Mexican-inspired dishes, is bringing its signature flavors to campus thanks to a partnership with Fresh Ideas, FLC’s new dining service provider.

The award recognizes Shotton’s role in strengthening institutional policies, fostering belonging for underrepresented students, and expanding educational opportunities.

DURANGO—Fort Lewis College Career & Workforce Director Janae Hunderman is on a mission to ensure that every student understands how to navigate the ever-changing world of work. "My dream is that every student graduates with a clear understanding of who they are, how their skills matter, and what their next steps should be," said Hunderman, who joined FLC last fall with...

Malorie King (Mescalero Apache/Diné) curated a selection of artwork from the Center’s Museum collections as a culmination of a year of research and inquiry into creative expression of traditional knowledge sharing and intertribal values.

At this year's Black History Month Basketball Game, a special halftime show highlighted and celebrated the experiences and contributions of Black student-athletes at FLC.