By: Mia McCormick
4/17/2023
Learn how the new climbing gym in Durango is impacting the community.
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By Mia McCormick Indy Staff Writer
3/30/2022
Running Purgatory means all work and snow play.
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By Mia McCormick Indy Staff Writer
11/2/2021
The Fort Lewis College mountain bike team had the home field advantage at the Collegiate Mountain Bike Nationals, or so they thought, until all of sudden, Durango got hit with a snowstorm.
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By Mia McCormick Indy Staff Writer
10/26/2021
How Pain, Progress, and Passion Create a Community on Four Wheels.
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By Bailey Duplessis Indy Staff Writer
9/22/2021
According to the British Journal of Sports Medicine, “COVID-19 has created new strains on athletes, thus potentially increasing their vulnerability to mental health symptoms.” And student athletes at Fort Lewis College can agree.
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by Mandy Lorenson Indy Staff Writer
4/7/2021
Throughout my life, I have always introduced myself as a softball player. It has been my identity, the thing I fell back on when, on the first day of class, the teachers ask to tell them and your fellow classmates something about yourself. But come the middle of May, I will no longer be able to call myself a softball player because I am graduating with my degree in journalism and multimedia studies with two minors in psychology and marketing.
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By Jack Boggs Indy Staff Writer
4/5/2021
Based on the decision made by The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, sporting events that are held outside at Fort Lewis College are now allowed to have fans in attendance while following local health guidelines, Brandon Leimbach, FLC athletic director, said.
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By Jacob Monkarsh Indy Staff Writer
4/1/2021
Backcountry skiers, snowboarders, and all types of winter outdoor recreationists are aware of the strange and fatal winter that the western U.S. has been having.
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By Jack Boggs Indy Staff Writer
3/4/2021
The Fort Lewis College men’s basketball team experienced a 21-day pause to their season due to contracting the virus when they returned to campus after going home for winter break.
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By Will Charles Indy Staff Writer
11/24/2020
An off-campus party that included student athletes on Oct. 2 resulted with a pause being implemented on all off-season sports.An off-campus party that included student athletes on Oct. 2 resulted with a pause being implemented on all off-season sports.
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