Space will foster regional partnerships to create a collaborative ecosystem

Fort Lewis College's Presidential Scholars Program combines scholarships, mentorship, and professional development to help students succeed

Shaped by months of community listening sessions, the renamed space on Main Avenue expands workforce training, small business support, AI resources, and community partnerships

ort Lewis College celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2026 with student reflections, a keynote address, cultural events, and a community Solidarity Walk.

Shotton joins a select group of 15 scholars nationwide honored by ASHE for advancing research, leadership, and equity in higher education.

Concept comes to life after many years of faculty and student work

The Katz School of Business opened the MINT Lab, giving marketing students hands-on experience with AI, video production, photography, editing, and digital content creation.

The Fort Lewis College Indigenous Garden opens in Durango, creating a space for cultural connection, learning, food sovereignty, healing, and community.

The Old Fort in Hesperus, once a military fort and federal Indian boarding school and now home to Fort Lewis College's farmer training and incubator programs, held its annual Blue Corn Harvest Sept. 29. In an audio postcard by KDUR's Jamie Wanzek, shared through Rocky Mountain Community Radio, scientist and seed keeper Brandon Francis reflects on the place and on blue corn. KSUT.

Testing water and clearing out wastewater equipment, Fort Lewis College senior Valerie Ramirez gained real-world experience, confirming her career goals in water operations

Students spent the summer gaining hands-on experience in food, energy and water sustainability while working in communities across the U.S. and abroad

Fort Lewis College was named among the nation's best colleges in the 2027 U.S. News rankings, earning recognition as a Top Public School and posting significant gains in engineering and psychology.

Fort Lewis College student Caden Martinez gained hands-on theatre experience, built industry connections, and rediscovered her passion through Durango PlayFest.

Theatre productions, faculty recitals and student ensemble performances continue throughout the semester.

Fort Lewis College is launching two new artificial intelligence training opportunities designed for people and teams across the region. Four Corners AI for Business and AI Foundations offer distinct entry points for building practical, responsible AI skills applicable in the workplace.