Sixteen student vendors sold their arts and crafts at the first-ever Skyhawk Makers' Market, one of many events taking place on campus this week for #FLCtogether Week.

Johnny Cox (Exercise Science, ‘95), the new head football coach for Fort Lewis College, wishes to create a positive athletic culture for student-athletes to play and learn in. Bringing in a passion for the game and a love for FLC, Cox is ready to take FLC's football program to the next level.

The Academic Success Coach program is proving to be a win-win for students and faculty alike, improving the academic performance of students by providing hands-on knowledge of FLC, peer-to-peer support, and intellectual inspiration.

An experienced cross country coach with six conference championships under his belt, Shawn Jakubowski is excited to continue with his passions for running and coaching as the new women's cross country and track & field coach.

This year’s Hawk Tank will again feature students from Fort Lewis College, San Juan College, and local area high schools. The competition allows young entrepreneurs from the Four Corners region to work with professionals in their industry, develop lasting connections, and learn how to market their novel ideas. 

Fort Lewis College has partnered with the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus to launch a new nursing program housed at FLC, prioritizing a curriculum based on cultural competency, community service, and educational excellence.

The Mellon Foundation has awarded Fort Lewis College with a $1.5 million grant for the revitalization of Native languages. The funds will go toward constructing the All Our Nations Language Revitalization Hub, housed in the Native American & Indigenous Studies Department.

Lee Bitsóí, associate vice president for Diversity Affairs, leaves behind a legacy of integrity at Fort Lewis College when he starts a new position at Brandeis University next month. Among his many achievements was helping campus navigate the harrowing history of the Fort Lewis boarding school.

Durango stalwarts and siblings Karen Zink and Steve Short are supporting the new nursing program with more than $1 million in philanthropic support, which will aid in hiring a program lead, fund scholarships, and more. 

Fabian Martinez (History, '18) was honored with third place for Best Feature Story in the 2021 National Native Media Awards from the Native American Journalist Association for his article detailing the history and repair of the La Boca bridge. Martinez researched the history of the steel railroad bridge in The Southern Ute Drum’s archive and talked with elders who lived during that...

Fort Lewis College Trustee Ellen Roberts concluded her term after three years on the Board. Among her many achievements was the preservation of the Native American Tuition Waiver, an essential program for many Indigenous students at FLC.

The Fort Lewis College Police Department was among the eight local policing agencies represented in the annual “Shop With a Cop” event. In a heartwarming display of community outreach, 200 local children were given $150 to shop for clothes, home supplies, and Christmas gifts.

Andrew Gulliford, professor of History and Environmental Studies, discussed a fascinating mystery at Red Mountain Pass with Colorado Public Radio.

Paul Major has been appointed by Colorado Gov. Jared Polis to the Fort Lewis College Board of Trustees. As the CEO of the Telluride Foundation, Major brings with him invaluable experience in working with large, multifaceted organizations.

Ben Rogers (Anthropology and History, ‘10) was named president of the Rapid City Journal. As a Colorado native, Rogers will bring the skills he learned at Fort Lewis College to bear in his new position.