Vibrant Voices Friday, May 24, 2024 | Kiiyahno Edgewater Vibrant Voices The past, present and future of representing diversity on campus.
The Hidden Cost Friday, May 24, 2024 | Story by: Matthew Claeson and Zara Tucker The Hidden Cost Investigating Meal Swipes and the New Food Provider at Fort Lewis College
The Coming Storm Friday, May 24, 2024Scout Edmondson The Coming Storm Lessons learned from the ‘22/‘23 winter and what could come with the looming El Niño.
Crying Wolf Tuesday, April 9, 2024Scout Edmondson Crying Wolf Colorado's wolf reintroduction has become so emotional, so political, that it's no longer even about the wolves.
A New School is Coming to Fort Lewis College Monday, April 1, 2024Julian Zastrocky A New School is Coming to Fort Lewis College Mountain Middle School capitalizes on the "empty" space behind Animas High School.
Bones from the Bisti Badlands Wednesday, March 27, 2024Anja Tabor Bones from the Bisti Badlands What it takes to get a dinosaur to Fort Lewis College
Indy on the Street Indy on the Street By: Morgan Smith, Lisia Lucero, AJ Repinski, Logan Roybal Thursday, September 14, 2023 Learn what's on some of the minds of our FLC student-body right now. Welcome back to campus, Skyhawks! School is in full swing, and as we get back into the groove of things, let’s hear some thoughts from some of our Fort Lewis College students. Question: What’s bothering you right now? Ovio Redling Freshman The bathrooms in Camp Hall used to be gender neutral, but they recently changed them... Read more
Head Over Heals for the FLC Mini-Ramp Head Over Heals for the FLC Mini-Ramp Reported and Photographed by: AJ Repinski Wednesday, September 13, 2023 A skateboarder's grind to improvement. John Norsen, an environmental biology student, drops in at the Fort Lewis College mini-ramp. Located behind the Center of Southwest Studies building, students attend the park to have fun with friends after classes, he said. Norsen locks into a trick. An accidental weight-shift sends Norsen falling to his back. While skateboarding can be a challenge,... Read more
Falling for Gravity Lab Falling for Gravity Lab By: Mia McCormick Monday, April 17, 2023 Learn how the new climbing gym in Durango is impacting the community. A new climbing gym in Durango opened in December of 2022, and while snow coats the rocks outside, the climbing community persists indoors. After almost two years without a climbing gym, Gravity Lab finally emerged in Durango to give the local climbing community a space to gather, while also providing gear and resources to people who haven’t had the opportunity to climb... Read more
Oak Tree Youth Organization Branching out to Help Unhoused Youth Oak Tree Youth Organization Branching out to Help Unhoused Youth By: Jakob Barlow Wednesday, April 5, 2023 Homeless youth are struggling with Durango’s housing crisis, here’s how a local organization is stepping up to help When it comes to public discourse surrounding Durango’s housing crisis, inquiry regarding homeless and at-risk youth tends to be pervasive. “There are way too many homeless teenagers in this town,” Chris, a homeless 19-year-old, said. “Like I could go down to the recreational center whenever, and I can pick out like 10.” Chris has struggled with... Read more
The Invasion of Animas High The Invasion of Animas High By Lily Mann Indy Staff Writer Photos by: Solei Johnston Wednesday, April 5, 2023 What being built near Bader/Snyder? Animas High School recently popped up on our campus, leaving students wondering what it is and where it came from. The opening of the Animas campus is Jan. 3, 2023 and an official announcement will be sent out soon from President Tom Stritikus, Jenni Trujillo, Dean of Education at Fort Lewis College, said. Animas High School is a public charter school that focuses on... Read more