In the News Fiesta on the Mesa at Fort Lewis College kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month El Centro de Muchos Flores provides a space for students to feel welcome and build community.
In the News Farming program at Old Fort promotes agricultural education and cultural healing Colorado Lt. Gov. toured the property in Hesperus, learning from the corps members and honoring Sept. 11.
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
growing number of novel megafires in Colorado are a result of climate change The growing number of novel megafires in Colorado and the increasing longevity of fire season is a result of climate change and extreme drought, according to Julie Korb, professor of Biology.
Andrew Gulliford, professor of History, tells the story of Colorado's famous cannibal Just in time for your holiday dinner table, Andrew Gulliford, professor of History, tells the story of Colorado's famous cannibal, Alferd Packer, and how he became an "unlikely local folk hero."
School of Business Administration researches the creative industry in Durango The School of Business Administration researched the creative industry in Durango and how it impacts the local economy and tourism industry. FLC expects to see the economic impact of artisan products, culinary arts, culture, design, live music, and public art continue to grow.
FLC hopeful campus ballot box will increase voter engagement Paul DeBell, assistant professor of Political Science, hopes to see an increase in student involvement in future elections with the addition of a ballot box right on campus.