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The program acknowledges FLC alumni accomplished in their careers, in conjunction with the annual Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities Symposium for graduating seniors.

Water demand is expected to only increase in Southwest Colorado, even though the region is more vulnerable to drought as the climate warms. Gigi Richard, director of the Four Corners Water Center at Fort Lewis College, spoke with the Durango Herald about conservation and planning.

Professor of Environment and Sustainability Heidi Steltzer was interviewed by NPR about the magic ingredient for sustaining water supply - snow.

The Four Corners Water Center at Fort Lewis College celebrated Water Week with Rocky Mountain PBS and local stakeholders with a screening of the documentary "Western Water - and Power."

Students are headed back to the Navajo Nation next week for Solar Spring Break, an alternative program that provides hands-on experiences for students and solar power for low-income families.

The FLC and Durango cycling communities are mourning the loss of Ben Sonntag (Business Economics, '10). Sonntag was a three-time national champion while racing for FLC and was a passionate, joyful competitor in the local and professional cycling scenes.

Kelsey Lansing (Psychology and Native American & Indigenous Studies, '16) was profiled by Westword after receiving the National Sexual Violence Resource Center 2020 Colorado Visionary Voice Award for her work at a local nonprofit with Native American women.

Assistant Professor of Management Carma Claw spoke with BizEd about her personal academic journey and how she's working to create inclusivity and opportunity for her Indigenous students. She is the first Diné doctorate business professor at an AACSB-accredited business school.

The grandeur of mountain and desert sunsets can feel mysterious and mystical, but there's science behind those color bursts. Joanna Gordon Casey, visiting instructor of Physics & Engineering, explains why we see such amazing sunsets in the Four Corners.

First-year student Kellen London is an avid adventure athlete. In the FLC Adventure Education program, he's found both his dream major and academic support to succeed.

Archaeologist Brandon Olson (Anthropology, '03) helped uncover 2,300-year-old fortifications on the southeastern coast of Cyprus, further revealing the military character and date of occupation of the historic site.

Giedre Tarnauskaite is at the net as FLC's new head volleyball coach. She's been coaching for 14 years and is ready to build a culture of success for Skyhawks volleyball.

Talons up, Skyhawks! The new head football coach is Darrius G. Smith, an offense-minded and passionate football coach with 20 years of experience.

The EPA awarded an FLC student team with $24,824 to develop a portable system that will provide accurate, rapid detection and identification of waterborne bacteria in water systems.