Perseverance and hard work get noticed. Just ask Ashlee Robison. This past summer, the senior Chemistry major's research on solutions to the honey bee colony collapse syndrome was the only undergraduate finalist in the American Chemical Society's Chemistry Champions Contest.

For 40 years, KDUR radio has been helping students have fun sharing their voices over the air, while also training them as broadcasting professionals. And Eric Whitney is a testament to how far that sense of fun and the KDUR experience can take you.

For 40 years, KDUR radio has been helping students have fun sharing their voices over the air, while also training them as broadcasting professionals. And Eric Whitney is a testament to how far that sense of fun and the KDUR experience can take you.

Bicycling-crazy Durango – where else would a national powerhouse of division I collegiate cycling rise?

“Film is so powerful a tool,” says filmmaker Alexandria Bombach, “because storytelling is so human and can make a big difference in people’s lives.”

“Film is so powerful a tool,” says filmmaker Alexandria Bombach, “because storytelling is so human and can make a big difference in people’s lives.”

The Colorado Legislative Council Staff announced today that the state would fund phase two of the Fort Lewis College Geosciences, Physics and Engineering Building.

Growing up on a farm in Minnesota might not seem like the obvious beginning of a scientist’s life, but Dr. Ryan Haaland can trace the genesis of his future career path to those early days. Dr. Haaland is a professor of physics and the winner of the 2014-15 FLC Featured Scholar Award.

The community is invited to join with Fort Lewis College for the 10th annual Fiesta on the Mesa celebration, which will be held Monday, Sept. 15th from 5-8 p.m. at the FLC Amphitheater.

What's it like to be a student in the FLC Art & Design Department? Ben, Michaela, Hari, and Vivian talk about integrating digital and traditional techniques, interacting with professors and students, and learning the process of designing in an environment that mimics a real-life art career.

Nineteen-year-old Fort Lewis College student April Yazza wants to spend the next 12 months encouraging Native women to take care of their joints.

For many of us, a college internship helped forge the direction we would follow in our professional careers. Six Fort Lewis College students received such inspiration this summer through the inaugural Four Corners Federal Lands Internship Program.

Earning a mark of excellence recognized worldwide, the Fort Lewis College Engineering program is now accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET (http://www.abet.org), the international accrediting body for applied science, computing, engineering, and engineering technology programs.

Like so many other college students, Shane Saginak came to school searching for the right major and career. Luckily, once he arrived at Fort Lewis College from New York, a little bit of advice helped him find his way

What’s it like to be a student in the FLC Theatre Department? Let students Leah, Austin, and Monique tell you all about their experiences working with faculty, getting involved with different productions, and learning how to get immersed in roles. Theatre professor Dennis Elkins also explains some of his favorite aspects of living in an artistic culture in a mountain town.