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FLC students and staff, along with other community organizations, participated in Durango's .

Hozhoni Days, Fort Lewis College’s annual celebration of its unique Native American heritage, will run from March into April 2016.

Tino Sonora discussed employment trends and economic impacts for La Plata County job growth attributed to diversification, an article appearing in The Durango Herald on March 16, 2016.

The Old Fort may be old, but it’s still alive and kicking. And it's still both a living repository of Four Corners history and a place where FLC students, and others in the community, can get their hands dirty learning. Thanks to a management agreement approved in March between the Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners and Fort Lewis College, the Old Fort will continue its...

Commercial cannabis in Colorado has quickly burgeoned into a multi-million dollar industry since its legalization in the state in 2012. The wide variety of marijuana and marijuana-derived products available in the medical and recreational markets is now creating another industry: analyzing these products’ contents and verifying their safety. With these goals in mind, a new regulatory...

Kathy Hilimire, assistant professor of Environmental Studies, and Rebecca Claussen, associate professor of Sociology, conducted the research to support the National Young Farmers Coalition's white paper, "Conservation Generation: How young farmers and ranchers are essential to tackling water scarcity in the arid west."

Trojan Women: A Love Story, is the newest theatrical production from the FLC Theatre Department. Directed by Melissa Firlit, this performance explores love, war, and power.

The FLC Marketing & Communications department won two gold medals from the Collegiate Advertising Awards for their video productions: Best Single & Best in a Series.

Student Catherine Wheeler was featured in TusciaUP explaining .

FLC was named #10 on the list of by Great College Deals.