Joy Harjo will visit Durango and Fort Lewis College for a number of events beginning Monday, February 12 and running through Wednesday, February 14. The centerpiece of her visit will be a keynote address and book signing on February 12 from 7-9 p.m. in Whalen Gym at FLC. The keynote is free and open to everyone.

First ascents tend to capture popular imagination. But not many people get known for their first descents. So photographer Stephen Eginoire recognizes just how rare it is that he gets to be the first human being to step into caves unseen by human eyes or trod by human feet in Grand Canyon National Park.

Former Skyhawks men's soccer forward Salifu Jatta (Marketing, '17) was signed to the Western Nevada Futbol Club.

Alan Tennison (Biology, '75), an FLC Hall of Fame punter, is featured on Episode #44 of podcast #SpinningIt with host Yale Vannoy. [PODCAST]

Former Skyhawk cyclist Sofia Gomez-Villafane (Exercise Science, '16) has signed with the Stan's/Pivot Pro Team p/b Maxxis.

Kevin Hatch (Accounting, '03) was named Chief Financial Officer at AppRiver, a cloud-based cybersecurity and productivity services provider.

Want to learn more about Fort Lewis College’s majors and initiatives? FLC Live!, a new weekly livestream on Facebook, is your chance to ask questions to faculty, students, and other experts.

FLC Foundation Board member and long-time FLC benefactor Richard Ballantine has been recognized for his generosity and service. Ballantine has been awarded the 2018 Council for Advancement & Support of Education (CASE) District VI Volunteer of the Year Award.

Ray Kenny, professor of Geology, published a new article on the Kaibab Formation in Geochemical Transactions, his tenth peer-reviewed research article about Grand Canyon National Park. Kenny has logged more than 2,300 miles in the park for research and pleasure.

Over 200 FLC students joined together on January 15 to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy through a march, rally, social justice workshops, and a performance from Dominique Christina.

FLC is one of 26 Native Serving Institutions in a new consortium formed by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education and funded by a $990,000 Lumina Foundation grant.

FLC Cycling landed second place in the team omnium at Cyclocross Nationals in Reno, Nevada, including a first place finish by sophomore Exercise Specialist major Henry Nadell in the men's race.

Brenda Todd (Anthropology, '03) is the new superintendent of Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site in Stanton, North Dakota.

Heidi Steltzer, associate professor of Biology, is part of a multimillion dollar research project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy studying short- and long-term water availability in the arid West.

Sean McCabe (Accounting, '97) is the new Director of the Division of Economic Development for the Navajo Nation.