Cookin' Stuff! Tuesday, December 9, 2025 | Nels Christensen Cookin' Stuff! Food, friends and dorm life; how one student makes the most of kitchens on campus
Indigenous People's Day 2025 Wednesday, November 12, 2025 | Written by Mya Simon, Photographed by M'iitra Pino Indigenous People's Day 2025 October rain does little to keep FLC from celebrating Indigenous culture
Fiesta en la Mesa Wednesday, October 8, 2025Steven Ben Fiesta en la Mesa Members of Ballet Folklorico de Durango, a cultural arts program that promotes Mexican culture, perform Sept. 19, 2025, during Fiesta en la Mesa...
Banging Heads in Buckley Park Thursday, October 2, 2025Mya Simon and Garrett Middleton Banging Heads in Buckley Park Locals share an inside look into Durango's metal scene.
Safety First, Because Accidents Last Tuesday, September 30, 2025Nels Christensen Safety First, Because Accidents Last Fort Lewis police report safety statistics in recent years.
Hotels: the new Dorms? Tuesday, September 30, 2025Jimena Lopez Hotels: the new Dorms? Back to school! While some Fort Lewis students were making sure they had their backpacks ready to go, others were making sure they had somewhere...
FLC Theatre Takes on Mel Brooks' “The Producers” FLC Theatre Takes on Mel Brooks' “The Producers” Story by Catherine Wheeler and Mariah Suneson Thursday, April 2, 2015 The Fort Lewis College theatre department’s next and final production of their season is “The Producers,” a musical by Mel Brooks. The production premieres this Friday, April 3 in FLC’s Mainstage Theatre located in the Theatre Building at 7:30 p.m. The Fort Lewis College theatre department’s next and final production of their season is “The Producers,” a musical by Mel Brooks. The production premieres this Friday, April 3 in FLC’s Mainstage Theatre located in the Theatre Building at 7:30 p.m. The cost is free for FLC students, $15 for adults and $13 for faculty, staff and... Read more
Growing Green: FLC's Community Garden Growing Green: FLC's Community Garden Story by Jarred Green Photos by Callie Hagman Wednesday, April 1, 2015 The Environmental Center campus garden at Fort Lewis College provides produce for a variety of events, and is available to anyone that wishes to use it. The Environmental Center campus garden at Fort Lewis College provides produce for a variety of events, and is available to anyone that wishes to use it. The EC campus garden, like all things at the EC, was started out of a student initiative in October of 2008, Rachel Landis, EC coordinator, said. "The original intent was for it to be used as a demonstration... Read more
A Durangotang’s Guide to Summer Music Festivals A Durangotang’s Guide to Summer Music Festivals Story by Alison Uralli Photos by Callie Hagman Thursday, March 19, 2015 Attending outdoor music festivals is a popular summer pastime among students at Fort Lewis College. Attending outdoor music festivals is a popular summer pastime among students at Fort Lewis College. “I’ll be attending Telluride Bluegrass Festival for the music and the chill atmosphere,” sophomore Sean Spainhower said. This festival is not as big as some of the others, like Summer Camp, but it's beautiful there. The bluegrass crowd is always friendly... Read more
Colorado Conservatives Push Against Publicly Funded IUDs Colorado Conservatives Push Against Publicly Funded IUDs Story by Alison Uralli Graphic by Julia Volzke Wednesday, March 18, 2015 The Colorado Family Planning Initiative, an organization that helps lower the cost of contraception, is facing difficulty from state Republicans who argue that intrauterine devices are a form of abortion. The state of Colorado does not have the jurisdiction to fund abortions. The Colorado Family Planning Initiative, an organization that helps lower the cost of contraception, is facing difficulty from state Republicans who argue that intrauterine devices are a form of abortion. The state of Colorado does not have the jurisdiction to fund abortions. IUDs like the Mirena and Skyla mainly work by causing the mucus in the female cervix to thicken so... Read more
Keystone XL: Senate Fails to Override Veto Keystone XL: Senate Fails to Override Veto Story by Catherine Wheeler and Luke Perkins Graphic by Julia Volzke Monday, March 16, 2015 The recent failure by the U.S. Senate to override President Barack Obama’s veto of the Keystone XL Pipeline Approval Act has opened the door for fresh criticism from environmental advocates to Republican critics. The recent failure by the U.S. Senate to override President Barack Obama’s veto of the Keystone XL Pipeline Approval Act has opened the door for fresh criticism from environmental advocates to Republican critics. “There is always backlash for whatever the other side does,” Brad Clark, associate professor of political science and faculty affiliate with the Environmental... Read more