El Centro de Muchos Flores provides a space for students to feel welcome and build community.

Ballet Folklórico de Durango, a cultural arts dance program in Durango, performs during Fiesta on the Mesa on Sept. 15, 2026, in the Student Union Ballroom at Fort Lewis College. Fiesta on the Mesa is an annual FLC event that kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month.

Fort Lewis College student Nicholas Prestifilippo reflects on restoring an 800-year-old French monastery, building friendships and discovering personal growth.

Fort Lewis Powwow Circle performs at the annual Durango Pride Festival on Sept. 12, 2026 at Buckley Park in Downtown Durango. 

Fort Lewis College launches its performing arts season Friday. “Ordinary Lives,” a contemporary chamber musical by Adam Gwon, opens in FLC’s intimate Black Box Theatre. (The Durango Herald)

Colorado Lt. Gov. toured the property in Hesperus, learning from the corps members and honoring Sept. 11.

Supported by nearly $2 million in grants, the FLC’s Reconciliation Center work included faculty training, student leadership programs, and community partnerships

The sun sets over the clock tower and surrounding San Juan Mountains on Aug. 21, 2026, following Convocation and Move-In Day.

Featuring a diverse range of artistic practices and perspectives, the work on display celebrates the creativity and scholarship of the Fort Lewis College Art & Design faculty while offering the community an opportunity to experience their work.

An opening reception will take place on Thursday, September 3, 4:30–6 pm.

Fort Lewis College began season with road test on Thursday

A student-led vision becomes reality as Fort Lewis College’s Indigenous Garden creates space for Indigenous knowledge, food sovereignty, and community connection.

Fort Lewis College football players help fellow Skyhawks move into campus housing on Aug. 21, 2026, in Durango, Colo.

Students and colleagues remember a devoted Fort Lewis College teacher whose impact extended far beyond his courses

A conversation with the Dean of the Katz School of Business about her path, her priorities, and her vision for the future.

What’s something colleagues might be surprised to learn about you? I’m a Washingtonian, born and raised in Washington, D.C., which, of course, is not a state, and my curiosity about the world extends far beyond my professional work. I’ve had the opportunity to travel to five continents, experiences that have deepened my global perspective and informed my approach to...