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The FLC Theatre Department is presenting William Shakespeare's The Tempest for the fall semester! Performances are at 7:30 p.m. on November 4, 5, 10, 11, 12 and a 2 p.m. matinee on November 6, in FLC's Mainstage Theatre.

FLC's newest master's degree, an , will start accepting applications in December 2016.

Fort Lewis College took 19 talented student athletes to Snowshoe, West Virginia October 21-23, 2016 for the USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike Nationals. After days of tough competition in snow and mud, the Skyhawks secured the title of the second place Division 1 school -- go Skyhawks!!

The Environmental Center at Fort Lewis College celebrates a landmark anniversary this fall: 25 years of teaching and training the leaders of the future to work toward social and environmental justice in the present. To mark the occasion, the EC is hosting the 15^th annual REEL Film Experience on Saturday, November 5, at the Community Concert Hall.

The Fort Lewis College pendulum is made possible by the generosity of Grace Deltscheff on behalf of her and her late husband, Gustav Deltscheff.

What is it like to be an Environmental Studies major at Fort Lewis College? Listen to several students and Assistant Professor Kathy Hilimire talk about how the program uses experiential education and field experiences to prepare graduates for a variety of careers.

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FLC's acapella singing group, Hawkapella, brings together vocalists from all different majors to sing unaccompanied.

On October 7, 2016, the Rim Trail Society gathered for the first time, hosted by the Board of Trustees at the home of President Dene and Gordon Thomas. The Society, composed of donors over the $1,000 level, enjoyed appetizers and drinks while chatting about the future of Fort Lewis College. Here's a quick look at the evening! 

Durango and Fort Lewis College are nearly synonymous with world-class mountain biking. This year, a Durango-native FLC alumnus embodied that excellence at the Rio Olympics. Howard Grotts (Mathematics, ’14) won national championships as a junior, which he says put him on USA Cycling’s radar.