Elle Fracker, head softball coach, and five student-athletes will be representing the US July 16-28 at the Australian International Softball Challenge.

Kevin Callahan, a member of the upcoming Class of 2020, was recognized by Bicycling Magazine for bike commuting to school every day for 10 years.

Over one month, 13 faculty and staff members received grants for their programs and departments, ranging in size from $940 - $1.1 million.

Skyhawk basketball alumnus Guy Meyer (English, '07) was named director of basketball operations at New Mexico State University.

Katarina Marks, assistant cross country coach, inspires her student-athletes by competing in XTERRA Off-Road Triathlons, which combine open water swimming, mountain biking, and trail running.

When it’s completed, the GPE Hall’s rooftop observatory deck will be dedicated to Mr. Dalpra.

Howard Grotts (Mathematics, '14) grabbed first place in the GoPro Mountain Games Cross Country Mountain Bike Race on June 11, his fourth consecutive win at the event.

Heidi Steltzer, associate professor of biology, will be traveling from one end of the earth to the other to learn how climate change is affecting plant life, and how she can better share that information to affect change in society.

Tate Lagasca (Environmental Studies, '15) placed first in local race Steamworks Half-Marathon with a time of 1:18:56.

Heidi Steltzer, associate professor of Biology, published an op-ed on the changing color of the Animas River following the August 2015 mine drainage spill.

Sean McCabe’s CPA firm, Anuskewicz & McCabe, P.C., recently earned the American Indian Business of the Year award. But the real triumph, says McCabe (Accounting, ’97), is crafting a business that specializes in serving Native American clients.

Health Career Camp is just one of many camps that take place on campus during the summer, bringing thousands of students up to The Rim.

Alumnus Patrick Succo (Chemistry and Biology, '13), a veterinary student at Colorado State University, is part of a veterinary outreach program to teach essential animal care to high schoolers in the Navajo Nation.

FLC will be offering a Computer Engineering degree beginning Fall 2017, once approval is granted by the Colorado Commission of Higher Education.

Alumna Dabney Meachum (Political Science, '16) and senior Psychology major MeKayla Smith were featured in an article on the effectiveness of Black Student Unions in Your Black Education.