After two years of work by the Fort Lewis College and Durango communities, FLC has formally earned re-accreditation with the Higher Learning Commission.

Food insecurity impacts schools across the country. Between 20 and 59 percent of college students are food insecure, depending on the campus, according to Kristina Kahl, visiting instructor of Sociology.

His new appointment runs through December 2019.

Accreditation is a mark of excellence recognized the world over.

FLC President Emeritus Joel Jones recently published a book of poetry, I Hold the Stone and the Stone Holds Me.

Over seven months, 22 faculty and staff members received grants for their programs and departments, ranging in size from $250 - $1.4 million.

Over seven months, 23 faculty and staff members received grants for their programs and departments, ranging in size from $250 - $1.4 million.

Former Skyhawk cross country runner and alumnus Christian Gering, Tutor Coordinator at the Native American Center, won the 2016 Red Hot Moab 33k in 2:12:45.

John Francis will serve as chairman of the Fort Lewis College Foundation for the coming year. Keith Newbold was tabbed as vice chair and Moni Grushkin will serve as secretary. Mel Owen will continue as treasurer of the institutionally related foundation.

The FLC Foundation Board announced four new members and a new leadership team, headed by Chairman John Francis.

Aspiring teachers at Fort Lewis College just received a huge boost, thanks to an amazing lady and FLC pioneer: Roberta Barr. The FLC Foundation has announced that the Robert M. Barr & Roberta Armstrong Barr Foundation has given $1.4 million for student scholarships in the College’s Teacher Education program.

Mrs. Barr attended Fort Lewis before the school moved to Durango.

Denver Post sportswriter and alumnus Patrick Saunders (History, '81) shared an FLC memory of the Broncos' first Super Bowl.

If there’s one thing every person has, it’s a life story. Fortunately, Susan Terrill-Flint is dedicated to helping people preserve their life stories and their family histories against time and age. And fortunately for many Durangoans and FLC alumni from the 1980s and ‘90s, Terrill-Flint this fall completed a life history with Hwaja Chung, a long-time Durango restaurateur and...

Alumna Brianne Nelson (Exercise Science, '03) is attempting to qualify for the American Olympic team for the marathon.