The Fall Blaze Bicycle Tour is a chance for anyone who loves to ride to enjoy the autumn colors of the San Juan Mountains while supporting the  #3 ranked Skyhawks cycling team. 

Our celebration of diversity and community as we start the 2018-19 school year!

“After almost 20 years of teaching,” he says, “I’m getting there.”

A team from FLC and Durango spent more than two weeks in May constructing a water system and communal taps in Than Taung, Myanmar.

New three-panel signs touting FLC as "Colorado's Crossroads of Education + Adventure" welcome students, families, and visitors driving up to campus. 

Durango was named the #3 Most Livable Hiking Town in the country by Runrepeat.com.

Professor of History Michael Fry has released Historical Dictionary of Guatemala, a detailed guide to the country's important personalities, politics, economy, foreign relations, religion, and culture.

Cristin Haase (Biology, '13), one of fewer than 300 Native American dentists, has launched the American Indian & Alaskan Native Pre-dental Admission Workshop (PAW), a three-day program to help Native undergraduate students navigate the dental school application process and expand their professional networks.

Monique Cuyler (Theatre, '17) was stage manager, design assistant, and board operator for the production of former Theatre Department chair Dennis Elkins' one-man play "Box," in Cape Town, South Africa.

Thanks to Colorado's high minimum wage and FLC's low tuition, we were included on Student Loan Hero's list of "Cities Where Students Can Work Their Way Through College."

Center of Southwest Studies Director Shelby Tisdale was interviewed in Cowboys & Indians magazine for a story about two historic and influential Native American potters, Maria Martinez and Nampeyo.

Four FLC undergraduate researchers spent their summer getting hands-on laboratory experience at the the eight-week Summer Undergraduate Research in Science and Engineering (SUnRiSE) at Cornell University.

Three Skyhawks -- cycling team riders Savilia Blunk, Cole Patonwill, and alumnus Howard Grotts (Mathematics, '14) -- will represent the USA at the 2018 International Cycling Union Mountain Bike World Championships, September 5-9, in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.

Marketing & Communications just released a commercial that will air before Denver Broncos pre-season games on KREZ. Go Skyhawks!

Beyond just the opportunity to share knowledge with other institutions, Fort Lewis College came away from the summit with one of 11 $10,000 grants, thanks to the Lumina Foundation. The funding will go toward FLC initiatives designed to help Native Americans and Alaska Natives find educational success.