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Durango was voted the by USA Today.

FLC Theatre's first offering of the 2015-16 season, A Girl's Guide to Coffee was written by alumnus Eric Coble (English, '90). Join us for this funny and poignant examination of love and relationships seen through the lens of great coffee.

Alumnus Mark Brammer (Anthropology, '04) was just named the .

Alumna Marissa Molina (Political Science, '14) was for her work that led to being honored by the White House as a Champion of Change. [VIDEO]

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The FLC Cycling Team earned at the Division I level on September 17-19 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Increased marketing and admission efforts over the past year contributed to an increase in new student applications of nearly 50 percent.

The world inhabited by the autistic is like a country different from where most of us live, and one where the “natives” speak another language and see things their own way. And that can be a hard cultural divide for people to travel, in either direction. Temple Grandin gives everyone a glimpse across that divide in her book Thinking in Pictures: My Life with Autism, this year's...

Betty M.E. “Liz” Ross, the new , is the first SBDC director in Colorado to be of Native American descent.

Alumnus Eric Coble (English, '90) was named the first recipient of the .