Tawnie Knight (Business Administration, '12) an economic development specialist for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, was appointed to the Region 9 Economic Development District of Southwest Colorado Board of Directors.

The typical faculty office contains books, stacks of papers, a framed diploma and maybe even a coffeepot. But what unique pieces of their personalities do professors sprinkle among their bookshelves and computer desks?

Engineering alumnus creates his place in Durango

The Old Fort lives on as learning center

FLC and Durango celebrate a 60-year romance

Aspiring teachers received a big boost thanks to Durango teaching legend and Old Fort alumna Roberta Barr.

The Skyhawks men's basketball team ended a record-setting season in the NCAA II Round of 32.

Students will have several new majors and concentrations to choose from starting the Fall 2016 semester. The new academic options are designed to better prepare students with the skills needed in today’s workplaces.

Its Navajo name means "Days of beauty" -- a description perfectly suited to Hozhoni Days, two weeks of pageantry, powwowing, and celebration of cultures that is Fort Lewis College's longest-running student-led tradition.

FLC staff, students, and alumni are having a major impact on composting in the Durango area.

"Sustainability and Environmental Sociology: Putting the Economy in its Place and Moving Toward an Integrative Socio-Ecology," co-authored by Associate Professor of Sociology Rebecca Clausen, was published in the May, 2016 issue of Sustainability Journal.

The latest episode in the Fortifact microdocumentary series delves into the rich history of the Old Fort at Hesperus, Fort Lewis College's original campus located 25 miles west of Durango. Learn how it became a college and how it is being used today.

Amy Wendland, a professor in the Art & Design Department, was chosen from over 300 applicants to receive a fully-funded artist residency from the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts for their 2016 Open Studio Residency Program.

The hall will be a game changer for FLC, greatly enhancing the educational and research opportunities for the College and the community.

After winning a college-wide scholarship competition, senior Biology major Shea Wales and senior Art major Hayley Kirkman will be attending the National Conference for College Women Student Leaders at the University of Maryland in June 2016.