Fort Lewis College hosted its first in-person commencement in a year with multiple outdoor ceremonies celebrating nearly 430 graduating seniors.

Each spring, just before commencement, Fort Lewis College hosts the Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities Symposium to celebrate the research and creative works of graduating seniors.

Several FLC Biology students will be conducting research in the 416 Fire burn scar with support from American Forests, a conservation group, to see which replanted fir and pine species have trouble coming back.

Fort Lewis College's men's golf team finished in second place at the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championships. Coach Jim Foltz says, "We’ve shown we can play well and play with top teams in our conference and region.”

In an effort to promote Ute language fluency among young people, the Southern Ute Indian Tribe and Fort Lewis College are working on a program to certify more instructors who can teach the Ute language both on the reservation and in K-12 schools.

Fort Lewis College has been awarded a five-year $1,185,000 grant to support undergraduate students traditionally underrepresented in biomedical sciences as they prepare for research-based Ph.D. programs.

For the first time since March 2020, the Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College reopens with a live, in-person concert on Thursday, June 10, featuring three internationally renowned songwriters—Thom Chacon, Anthony D’Amato, and Daniel Rodriguez. They'll swap stories and share songs throughout the evening to a limited capacity, socially distanced audience, as well as...

The Colorado Department of Higher Education released a statement on Colorado public colleges and universities requiring the COVID-19 vaccine following Governor Polis' support of all of Colorado’s postsecondary students getting the COVID-19 vaccine for the fall.

Fort Lewis College's Theatre and Music departments came together to perform a French version of Cinderella with a unique twist about exclusion and inclusion. The performance was done in two musical scenes titled “Cendrillon” and “Diverse Voices."

The Fort Lewis College Board of Trustees is now accepting applications for two open financial community member seats on the Investment Advisory Committee.

Newly elected representatives to the Associated Students of Fort Lewis College are assuming their positions on April 28 for a one-academic-year term. The new executive team is President Zhaida Wilbanks and Vice President Iyahna Calton. The new senators are Hannah Jones, Carter Rogers, Robert Dennett, Lauryn Baldwin, Jade Slavin, Noelle Swenk, and Jackson Berridge.

With multiple top-15 World Cup finishes in mountain biking, FLC junior Savilia Blunk has also won five national titles. Even with no races on the calendar during the pandemic, she devoted the entire last year to training and came out more eager to achieve her goals than ever before.

Fort Lewis College's Communication Design program has been named #4 in Colorado for best graphic design programs by Animation Career Review.

Soren McCarty (Photographic, Film & Video Technology, '96), a renowned and longtime photographer for Red Rocks Amphitheatre and AEG Presents Rocky Mountains, died on April 11, at age 49, after a year-long battle with colon cancer. To this day, many of the photos McCarty took hang backstage at Red Rocks.

Fort Lewis College has been awarded a five-year $1,185,000 grant to support undergraduate students traditionally underrepresented in biomedical sciences as they prepare for research-based Ph.D. programs.