The annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebrates Dr. King’s contributions to equality and understanding in our country. But that one-day commemoration is 364 days too few for the Fort Lewis College anti-bias organization Common Ground. “Common Ground is about knowing and learning from each other,” says Nancy Stoffer, coordinator of Diversity Programming, which manages the...

The community is invited to join in the day's free activities.

Alumnus and Skyhawk soccer player Luc Cisna (Biology, '99) has been selected to the 2016 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Hall of Fame, the first men's soccer player from any RMAC school to be inducted.

The FLC Cycling team won 2nd place in the Division I Collegiate Cyclocross National Championships in Asheville, North Carolina.

Jen Pack, electronic resources librarian, was interviewed about her solo art show held at the Durango Arts Center.

Student Ruthie Edd authored a resolution adopted by the City of Durango to recognize Indigenous Peoples Day rather than Columbus Day.

Alumna Megan Graham (English, '98), the editorial writer for the Durango Herald, was awarded first place in Editorial Excellence by the Inland Press Association.

See Fort Lewis College's December 19th Commencement ceremony through the social media posts of the graduates, their families, faculty, and staff.

Fort Lewis College wishes you the happiest of holidays -- spend time with your family and friends and come visit us in Durango soon.

To the Fort Lewis College Class of 2015: Wherever your future takes you, your friends at FLC wish you the best of luck and remind you that you always have a home in Durango!

Dr. Tisdale's expertise is in anthropology and archeology, particularly of the Southwest, as well as repatriation and museum direction.

Rachel Landis, coordinator of the Environmental Center, spoke about food security in the Four Corners with KSUT's Mark Duggan. [AUDIO]

Steven Short was reappointed to the FLC Board of Trustees for a four-year term by Governor Hickenlooper.

The funding is a way for LPEA to support the community, as well as an investment where the return is a top notch workforce.

Natalie Benally’s theatre career has come full circle. When she was a teenager, her high school did not even offer drama courses. Now, she teaches in its brand-new theatre arts program. In order to complete this cycle, her career intersected with Fort Lewis College—twice.