Alumna Marchell Fletcher was honored by the Sports Car Club of America for her contributions to the advancement and success of women in motor sports. A new award, "The Fletcher Cup", was named after her.

Construction is well under way on Fort Lewis College’s new Geosciences, Physics and Engineering (GPE) Hall. Also underway is the FLC Foundation’s effort to raise private support for the building.   Chuck Baltzer (’82, Geology) is leading the way for FLC alumni giving back in support of the GPE Hall. His generous support of the hall will have a big impact on the...

Fort Lewis College Cycling invites all cycling fans to the Durango Fall Blaze Bicycle Tour on Saturday, September 26. The fully-supported group ride around beautiful Southwestern Colorado at the peak of autumn foliage season raises funds for the Cycling Scholarship, supporting cyclists on the FLC Cycling team.

Associate Professor of Political Science Yohannes Woldemariam was interviewed by the British Broadcasting Corporation about the increasing numbers of Syrian refugees and their impact on African migrants in Europe. [PODCAST]

Alumna Adrianne Chalepah (English, '09) was profiled by blogger Jonathan Rex for her work as a Native American comedian.

Brett Davis, coordinator of Outdoor Pursuits, was featured on Adventure Sports Podcast for his recent bike packing and pack rafting trip.

The public is invited to join the College community to celebrate the kick-off of Hispanic Heritage Month with authentic food, colorful folkloric dances and live Mexican music!

FLC alumnus David Kasper (Business Administration - Engineering Management, '14) takes us on a tour of the new Geosciences, Physics & Engineering Hall, currently under construction on the FLC West Campus. Kasper is the Assistant Superintendent for Jaynes Construction, the contracted builder for the Hall.

In spring 2015, Dr. Erin Lehmer and coauthors had their article, “The roles of community diversity and contact rates on pathogen prevalence,” published in the Journal of Mammalogy (Volume 96, Issue 1). 

Alumna Teal Stetson-Lee took her pro-cycling career in a new direction by creating a cyclocross event in Reno, Nevada.

The Old Fort in Hesperus, 20 miles west of Durango and the original site of Fort Lewis College, provides a place for students to get their hands dirty learning about sustainable food production. The Old Fort Farm Stand appears weekly on the FLC campus, giving the community the chance to reap the benefits of their labors, with a great selection of fresh organic produce and grass-fed meats.

Richard Fulton, Lorien Chambers Schuldt, and Jennifer Rider, all in the Teacher Education Department, were honored with the 2015 CABE President's Award for their work with the Bilingual, Culturally Linguistic Diverse Education endorsement in Navajo.

Junior English major Kristen Parker, sophomore Psychology major Alec McKeand, and sophomore Biology major Peyton Weigel were named the winners of FLC's annual #summerskyhawks Instagram contest.

Orientation and the return to classes is a big event in student lives -- see how our students, families, faculty, staff, and the Durango community documented it.

Forty-two Skyhawks student-athletes earned the 2014-15 Division II Athletics Directors Association Academic Achievement Award recognition.