Deanne Grant, assistant professor of Sociology, and Janine Fitzgerald, professor of Sociology, received $1,500,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support a “Humanities for All Times” project. 

Marnie Clay, assistant professor of Nutrition and Health Sciences, received $5,000 from Rocky Mountain Health Foundation for a Simple Gifts Fund grant “Fruit & Vegetable Prescription Program Pilot.”

In between classes, homework, jobs, sleeping, eating, and all the other practicalities of college life, students often seek out opportunities to connect with their peers. To accommodate for the subjective nature of “fun,” Fort Lewis College leadership tries to facilitate as many outlets as possible for the diverse student body with more than 60 student-led clubs animating campus...

The Official Ballot for La Plata County’s 2022 General Election is not short.

The FLC Student Health Center received a landmark grant totaling $150,000 for women's reproductive health resources and education. The gift comes from Candice Carson, the president of the Coutts & Clark Western Foundation board of trustees.

FLC honored its Indigenous students, staff, and faculty on Indigenous Peoples' Day. The enduring power and cultural significance of Indigenous peoples were on full display with food circles, social dances, and traditional games.

Andrew Gulliford, professor of History, paints a vivid historical picture of Bears Ears National Monument in his new book Bears Ears: Landscape of Refuge and Resistance.

The Old Fort Farm is collaborating with Primergy to allot 320 acres for a solar panel project. The deal comes at a crucial time as non-renewable energy costs continue to be cost-prohibitive for many families in the Southwest.

The third-annual Blue Corn Harvest at the Old Fort Farm in Hesperus, Colorado, was a bonafide success. After conducting an hour-long Indigenous blessing, attendees worked in the fields to harvest the corn—marking the end of the growing season and the beginning of fall.

Tiffany Miera (Interdisciplinary Studies, ‘09) was honored with the generous Milken Educator Award. The $25,000 award recognizes elementary educators’ contributions to young children’s development.

Lindsay Nyquist, director of Marketing & Communications, sat down with the Higher Ed Demand Gen podcast to talk about her role as the leader of marketing creatives. Nyquist recounts the impactful branding changes implemented by the FLC Marketing & Communications Department.

Kayla Shaggy (Fine Art, ‘17) released her latest comic book Anathema, which follows two Diné twins searching for their mother’s murderer in a medieval landscape. Anathema took six years to produce and features a staggering 44 pages of art.

Chad Cheeney, the head endurance coach for the Fort Lewis College cycling team, was featured in a heartfelt promotional video for Kona Bicycles. The video follows Cheeney through a glorious day of riding with the FLC cycling team, Durango Devo, and others.

Chief Dull Knife College named Eva M. Flying (Exercise Science, ‘90) its new college president. Flying already had an illustrious career establishing and managing health and wellness programs at other higher education institutions across the country.

FLC cycling took home gold in the team relay on the last day of racing at the USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships at Purgatory Resort. The win was a stunning and rowdy culmination of collegiate racing, with the Skyhawks taking silver in the overall omnium.