The Colorado Department of Higher Education featured Professional Advocate and Case Manager Kate Suazo and her team for their exemplary work in supporting students through the coronavirus pandemic this spring.

The Princeton Review named FLC as one of the 2021 Best Colleges in the Western region.

In an op-ed for The Durango Herald, President Stritikus reflects on the decision to return to campus for in-person instruction.

More than 1,400 residents and hundreds of FLC employees were tested for COVID-19 during move-in week. Free testing is available for FLC community members for the remainder of the semester. 

Cycling coach Dave Hagen has had unparalleled success as a college coach, clinching national championships and helping shape some Olympians along the way. He was featured on the 303Endurance podcast.

At their annual retreat, the Board of Trustees examined ways to deepen and reinforce Fort Lewis College’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. 

Except for cross-country and golf, FLC fall sports will not compete this season after the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference postponed football, men's and women's soccer, and volleyball games until Spring 2021.

Veronica Krupnick (Public Health, '17) was accepted to the National Foster Youth and Alumni Policy Council this year, where she'll work to educate and partner with policymakers to improve child welfare policy across the country.

Matt Taylor (Business Administration, '03) launched the AidtoAll app, a charitable giving platform that helps more fortunate people make financial contributions and connect with their neighbors in need.

In an interview with KSUT's Sarah Flower, President Stritikus discussed the plans in place for an in-person fall semester.

Before the first day of classes, FLC students and employees are being tested for COVID-19, free of charge. On-campus residents are required to test when they check in on campus, while employees and any other student have the option to test.

Professor of Biology Julie Korb, an expert on wildfires as a result of climate change, spoke to 9News and Summit Daily News about the need for large-scale landscape management to reduce fuel loads and change course from a future wrought with wildfires.

Teacher Education Professor Kristine Greer was featured in a recent WalletHub article about the best early education systems and what it takes to support child development through education.

Once upon a time, yearbooks served as America’s collegiate scrapbooks, the cradle of institutional memories created by students for students. Records reveal that FLC's yearbook tradition lasted only 30 years. 

Christopher Adam Red and Mary Rubadeau fill two new seats on the Board after it expanded from seven to nine voting members this spring.