FLC's Political Engagement Project State of the Union Watch Party Wednesday, March 25, 2026 | Garrett Middleton FLC's Political Engagement Project State of the Union Watch Party Fort Lewis College’s Political Engagement Project hosted a well-attended live watch party for the president’s State of the Union...
Skyhawks Stay hot, Push Win Streak to 7 behind Second-Half Surge Friday, February 27, 2026 | Christian Kirkman Skyhawks Stay hot, Push Win Streak to 7 behind Second-Half Surge The Fort Lewis College men’s basketball team extended its win streak to 8 games after using a strong second half to secure a conference win...
ASFLC Meeting 2/11 Wednesday, February 25, 2026Preston Roundy ASFLC Meeting 2/11 Information for students about the weekly meeting of the Associated Students of Fort Lewis College
Trans Day of Remembrance at Fort Lewis College Wednesday, December 10, 2025Jimena Lopez Trans Day of Remembrance at Fort Lewis College Nov. 20 is nationally recognized as Trans Day of Remembrance. This day serves as an opportunity to remember and mourn members of the transgender...
Cookin' Stuff! Tuesday, December 9, 2025Nels Christensen Cookin' Stuff! Food, friends and dorm life; how one student makes the most of kitchens on campus
Community and Music Production with Kino Benally Sunday, November 23, 2025Nels Christensen Community and Music Production with Kino Benally November is Native American Heritage Month, and Fort Lewis College is kicking off a series of events to celebrate. The Center of Southwest...
Breaking News: Shot Fired on 8th Street, Saturday Breaking News: Shot Fired on 8th Street, Saturday Story by Deanna Atkins and Aimee Gardere Monday, April 8, 2013 On Saturday, April 6th at 1:49 a.m., a gunshot was fired on Eigth Street outside of Colorado Ponga’s and Joel’s Bar. According to the police report, there were at least four individuals participating in a physical fight in the street when the shot was fired. Police arrived on the scene within seconds afterward. No fatalities were reported. Four men fled the scene in a white van... Read more
The Questions of Constitutionality in California’s Ban on Same Sex Marriage The Questions of Constitutionality in California’s Ban on Same Sex Marriage Story by Megan West-Fogarty Thursday, April 4, 2013 The two milestone cases, coming from both California and Washington, which have been brought to the Supreme Court about same sex marriage, are staying central to their states. Although this controversial issue is making news nationwide, there is little chance of a countrywide answer, The Huffington Post reported. “I think that, while the Supreme Court may take their time on... Read more
FLC Triathalon Turning 25 FLC Triathalon Turning 25 Story by Bob Brockley Wednesday, April 3, 2013 Fort Lewis College’s annual triathlon will be celebrating its 25th anniversary on Sun., April 14th. The 10 a.m. race involves a 500-meter swim in the campus pool, a 15-mile bike ride on pavement, and a 5K run that uses the Rim Trail. “It isn’t a mini-triathlon - it is a sprint triathlon,” said Gerry Geraghty, who sprinted his way into 1st place last year with a time... Read more
Hozhoni Days: A Test of Culture Hozhoni Days: A Test of Culture Story by Michaela Leach Thursday, March 28, 2013 The Miss Hozhoni Days pageant is taking place March 29-30 in the Wahlen Gymnasium at Fort Lewis College, and will consist of speakers, powwowing, traditional food, and celebration of many Native American cultures. The pageant comes to a conclusion when the winner has been chosen as the new Miss Hozhoni. The pageant events are free and open to the public. In the... Read more
The Creative Visions of Dan Eldon The Creative Visions of Dan Eldon Story by Megan West-Fogarty Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Open Shutter Gallery, located downtown Durango, is currently displaying work by Dan Eldon, a photojournalist. In 1993, Eldon died in Somalia while on assignment at the young age of 22. Eldon’s sister and mother continue to carry on his legacy today. Open Shutter Gallery brought in an art exhibit that shows how Eldon’s journals were much more than just words. This exhibit... Read more