The latest from our campus photographers

Students gather to enjoy fried chicken kabobs at Fort Lewis College's El Centro during the Sazon and Soul event on February 10th, celebrating Black History Month. Don't miss the next BHM event happening this Thursday February 13th in the Student Union Ballroom, Trailblazers: Stories from Black Alumni.

Why stars twinkle

If you are at all romantic, you might appreciate an abundance of twinkling stars over a snow-covered landscape, but if you are an astrophotographer you quickly learn to despise the twinkles, writes Fort Lewis Observatory Director Charles Hakes.

FLC's new VP of Enrollment brings personal history and passion to the role

DURANGO, Colo. — At the end of her first year of college, Jess Savage found herself at a crossroads. A first-generation student from a rural Massachusetts town, she was navigating the challenges of higher education mainly on her own. Her freshman year had been marked by uncertainty—about her major, her future, and even her ability to stay in school. Financial pressures and...
FLC students study together outside underneath bright fall foliage and the snowcapped backdrop of the La Platas.

FLC Yearbook 2024

Take a look back at Fort Lewis College’s milestones, accomplishments, and moments that made this year extraordinary.

Skyler and students pose for a photo at the Black History Month Kick-off event.

The latest from our campus photographers

Skyler Skyhawk made an appearance at the Black History Month Kick-Off event on Saturday, February 1. This event connected community members, students, and faculty around the significance of this important month.

Fort Lewis College’s Community Health Worker Certificate program. Recently officially recognized by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), it is the first approved training program in the state after the legislative change to make community health work a Medicaid billable service.

FLC introduces training program for community health workers

Fort Lewis College’s Community Health Worker Certificate program was recently officially recognized by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE). It is the first approved training program in the state after the legislative change to make community health work a Medicaid billable service.

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