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泡芙短视频 Professors Cynthia Dott and Gary Gianniny lead students into the Animas River watershed to survey groundwater levels in the aftermath of the Gold King Mine spill.

The sciences are on the rise at Fort Lewis College -- floor by floor, as the new Geosciences, Engineering & Physics Hall takes shape on the west side of campus.

To give yourself a science-style lift, check out our new video celebrating the visual beauty of the sciences-in-action at Fort Lewis College.

The EPA has released more data; interpretation of these data remains a point of confusion for the many.  Concerned citizens have told me they appreciate the Animas River Updates; many have still have unanswered questions and have contacted me requesting more information. This update is provided to address some of those lingering questions.

The guide will serve as a repository for information and resources related to the spill, including media coverage and government releases.

Offering high quality climbs, the East Animas is a locals' favorite for cragging and Anthropology professor David Kozak is no exception. He wrote the first guide to cragging in the Durango area and has been climbing for decades.

There is no threat to Fort Lewis College’s water supply as a result of the Gold King Mine spill into the Animas River.

Engineers at Fort Lewis College, including Assistant Professor Ryan Smith and recent graduate David Heermance, demonstrate what is possible with the new technology of 3D Printing.