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Recent Fort Lewis College graduate Ian Teller (Business Administration, '21) has been , a program that supports the resiliency of tribes, nations, and pueblos across New Mexico.

The Red Road to D.C. Totem Pole Journey stopped at Fort Lewis College in June as part of a two-week endeavor to raise awareness around protecting sacred lands, waters, and wildlife. The Lummi Nation in Washington state carved the 24-foot totem pole and took it on a cross-country tour on its way to Washington, D.C., where it will be displayed outside the Smithsonian National Museum of the...

Fort Lewis College professors are testing microfluidic chip devices that mimic organ functions, bringing in new funding to the College and cutting-edge research opportunities for undergraduate students. 

Melissa Mount joins Fort Lewis College with years of experience connecting philanthropists to meaningful causes. She's eager to help accelerate the success of the College and FLC students. 

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded Fort Lewis College a three-year $950,000 grant to fund institutional capacity building and development of the Native American & Indigenous Studies Department. 

FLOW will offer river-based programming and educational opportunities for a range of academic departments, co-curricular programs, FLC alumni, and community partners.

"How has Career Services prepared my student for this ever-changing workforce?” As I was looking their student up in our employment platform, I told each of the parents that it is never too late to meet with Career Services, even if their student was graduating that day.

In an interview with The Durango Herald, Jenni Trujillo, dean of the School of Education, explained that critical race theory is a 40-plus-year concept that examines social, legal, and economic structures and how those systems relate to race and racism. She said critical race theory, or CRT, began with civil rights scholars and activists and seeks to highlight all voices in history, not just...

Sam Vickery (Marketing, '17) rode to an impressive 9th place finish at the UNBOUND Gravel XL event in Emporia, Kansas, enduring intense heat and fighting off sleep over the 357-mile course. FLC cycling alumni Payson McElveen (Exercise Science, ’16) and Ryan Standish (Exercise Science, ’16) competed in the 200-mile event, coming into the finish together for 27th and 28th places.

Fort Lewis College cycling alumna Sofia Gomez-Villafa帽e (Exercise Science, '16) will be , representing Argentina in the women's mountain biking discipline.