By Dorothy Elder Indy Staff Writer
11/30/2020
It was important to Dr. Joslynn Lee, Fort Lewis College assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, when she received the call that informed her that she was selected to join a national cohort of scientists all chosen to be featured on a STEM Trading Card.
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By Dorothy Elder Indy Staff Writer
11/25/2020
After a problematic series of posts advocating for “white culture” hit the Fort Lewis College app on Oct. 11, questions of inclusivity and proper representation of FLC’s diverse student population rang through campus.
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Photo Essay by Nate DeCremer
11/20/2020
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By Dorothy Elder Indy Staff Writer
11/2/2020
This year, many Americans have their attention on the presidential election, which sits in the middle of a pandemic, a resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement and the nomination of a Supreme Court justice. With America’s increasing political polarization, those casting their votes for the Democratic presidential nominee, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, cannot wrap their heads around why anyone would vote to re-elect the Republican nominee, President Donald J. Trump and Trump supporters can’t see why you wouldn’t.
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By Will Charles Indy Staff Writer
11/2/2020
Liam Elliot, interest group leader and sophomore at Fort Lewis College, is wanting to start a fraternity and be a part of a Kappa Sigma Chapter.
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By Morgan Reed Indy Staff Writer
10/15/2020
Can you remember being put into time-out as a child? My first week here, at Fort Lewis College, took me back to that nostalgic and harrowing feeling.
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By Dorothy Elder Indy Staff Writer
10/9/2020
Accusations of people licking doorknobs on the Fort Lewis College campus have left many puzzled amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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By Amber Labahe Indy Staff Writer
4/30/2020
This year, the Sundance Film Festival previewed a script about a Native dominatrix for hire finding healing by whipping white supremacists and having them apologize for racism, sexism, and most importantly for colonization.
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By Coya Pair Indy Staff Writer
4/26/2020
Students can grow their own food, whether it is indoors, outdoors or through volunteering at community gardens. Though giving space, time or money can sound intimidating, there are several ways to work around these issues.
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By Will Charles Indy Staff Writer
3/10/2020
Some professors of Fort Lewis faculty support the idea of issuing mandatory courses that inform FLC students, faculty and staff about their culture while exploring a history that accurately portrays indigenous people.
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