In the News Skyhawks men’s soccer eyeing return to NCAA Tournament with new defense Fort Lewis College began season with road test on Thursday
In the News How far they’ve come: Fort Lewis College freshmen settle into dorms First-year scholars from Kansas, Alaska and Oklahoma ready to explore Durango, Colorado
In the News Southwest providers practice medicine on a manikin for the first rural health symposium at Fort Lewis College Professionals ran through simulation scenarios and networked resources for less frequent but critical emergencies
Roger Leslie (Business Administration, '93) takes on next challenge Known in the Whiteriver, Arizona community for setting and achieving one goal after another, Roger Leslie (Business Administration, '93) is taking on his next challenge—managing a ski resort during a pandemic.
Southern Ute Indian Tribe swears in Linda K. Baker (History, '94) The Southern Ute Indian Tribe has sworn in Linda K. Baker (History, '94) as a new Tribal Council Member. Baker previously worked for the Southern Ute Museum and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science in the Anthropology Department.
Professor Heidi Steltzer reflects on Paris Agreement five years later Under the Paris Agreement, 2020 was supposed to be a milestone year for global emission reductions. What happens next? “The future is up to us and will always be up to us," says Heidi Steltzer, professor of Environment & Sustainability and Biology.
Professor of Philosophy Justin McBrayer guest column for Durango Herald In a guest column for The Durango Herald, Professor of Philosophy Justin McBrayer looks at new Twitter and Facebook policies to flag misleading information and explains why these notices may not actually be improving the accuracy of our beliefs.