Homecoming 2025 brought Skyhawks of all generations together for a week of spirited competition, campus traditions, and alumni pride. From chili cook-offs and pep rallies to thrilling athletic events and a dramatic game ball parachute drop, the celebration showcased the energy, connection, and enduring community that define Fort Lewis College.

The FLC clocktower glows red as part of “Reconciliation in Red,” a student-led project by the “Memoryscapes: Land Art in the Era of LandBack" class, honoring Native American Heritage Month.

More than 100 people participated in this year's Indigenous People's Day.

Sofie Hill wanted pay homage to Durango through a feat of endurance.

Second-year student Mara Millette and Assistant Professor of Chemistry Izzy Lamb presented their findings this fall at the 2025 American Chemical Society Conference in Washington, D.C.

Gift from Saul Zaentz Charitable Foundation will support first-generation students and expand basic needs services at FLC.

Durango wears its rain well. A soft gray haze over the mountains, golden leaves scattered like memories along the sidewalk. The air is thick with the scent of pine and earth, and the hum of downtown feels distant, almost dreamlike. It’s the kind of day made for warm drinks, heavy sweaters, and losing track of time while the clouds roll through the valley.

AI Edition will be held in Durango for the first time, bringing Fort Lewis College students and community members together to turn bold ideas into real-world solutions powered by artificial intelligence. Open to students, creatives, entrepreneurs, and professionals of all backgrounds, this three-day, team-based experience invites participants to brainstorm, build, and pitch their ideas with...

Colorado universities enrolling the highest percentages of students of color will lose millions of dollars after a recent decision by the Trump administration.

The annual Alumni Awards program honors graduates and staff who have distinguished themselves in their careers and made a significant impact.

During the third annual FLC Tribal Convening, Ute Mountain Ute Chairman Manuel Heart, who has announced his retirement, was recognized for his 30 years of service.

Event presented for first time in Durango in partnership with West Slope Startup Week and Howdy Partners Venture Fund

The Gallery at Fort Lewis College hosts artists Annie Brooks, Holly Hagan, Chyako Hashimoto, Tim Kapustka, Lorna Meaden, Ted Moore, and Gilmore Scott.

The Squawker collegiate cycling races took place this weekend at Fort Lewis College The photo of the week features the Clocktower Short Track race where Fort Lewis College students and other collegiate athletes competed on a course around campus by the clocktower. This photo was captured by FLC Marketing and Communications intern Sebastian Ferrell.

Following two wins at home on Dirks Field last week, the Fort Lewis College men's soccer team has moved up to No. 5 on the latest edition of the United Soccer Coaches top 25 national poll.