Collegiate cyclists from the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Cycling Conference (RMCCC) will descend upon Durango for one of the toughest weekends of racing.

Greg Cairns (Humanities, '13) created this inspirational short for Backcountry.com about the importance of getting outside. [VIDEO]

Ken Bledsoe (History, '67) published a book on his father's WWII experience in the Pacific theater in 1942 called Echoes from an Eagle.

Katie Chicklinski-Cahill (Political Science, '99) took over as the Arts & Entertainment Editor of the Durango Herald.

Ferrari Arviso, a Navajo junior Psychology and Native American & Indigenous Studies major, was named Miss Hozhoni for 2016-17.

Brianne Nelson (Exercise Science, '03) became the first woman to win the Horsetooth Half-Marathon with a time of 1:16:44.

As he completes his service as Colorado’s Lieutenant Governor, Joe Garcia will offer the Commencement Address at Fort Lewis College Spring’s Commencement.

Each year, Fort Lewis Collegerecognizes the best of the best among faculty and staff with five awards. Below are the winners for 2015-16, along with a quote from their nomination letters.

“I think interacting with the student population is a lot of fun,” says Assistant Professor of Political Science Michael Dichio. Good thing, because Dichio will be interacting with FLC students even more frequently as the latest Faculty in Residence.

One of the cornerstones of a Fort Lewis College education is the opportunity for students to do real world research. 

Friday, April 29 marks the second annual "Celebration of Academic Achievement", where departments choose one Outstanding Student from each major who exemplifies success in the field of study. 

The Small Business Development Center received a grant that will focus on bolstering women-, minority- and veteran-owned businesses.

Sophomore Environmental Studies major Zack Bauer helped his father create a solar-powered food truck in Chicago.

Eleven FLC professors earned promotions (some including tenure) for the 2016-17 academic year.

The following Fort Lewis College faculty members who earned promotions and/or tenure. These actions will become effective for the 2016-17 academic year.