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
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe partners with FLC's Teacher Education Department to tutor students In response to COVID-19 struggles, the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe paired with Fort Lewis College's Teacher Education Department to help tutor students in Towaoc, Colorado. Together they are bridging digital and cultural divides through individualized education.
FLC's response to COVID-19 featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education Fort Lewis College's response to COVID-19 and subsequent increases in enrollment and retention rates were featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education. President Tom Stritikus and consultants from Guild Education (formerly Entangled Solutions) spoke with Chronicle senior writer Goldie Blumenstyk.
The relationship between climate change and increasingly frequent fires in the high country Heidi Steltzer, professor of Biology, spoke with The Durango Herald about the relationship between climate change and increasingly frequent fires in the high country, like the Ice Fire west of Silverton, Colorado that began on October 19.
Audrey Harvey (Environmental Studies, '11) connect to her roots through restoration ecology Audrey Harvey (Environmental Studies, '11) believes that studying restoration ecology as a graduate student at Northern Arizona University continues a lifelong story that stems from her roots in the Navajo Nation.