Leadership Fort Lewis College receives full reaccreditation for 10-year term ܽƵ earned the Higher Learning Commission’s highest level of reaccreditation, affirming its academic quality, mission-driven culture, and long-term commitment to student success.
Friends and Donors Inspired by paragliding, ܽƵ student finds his calling as entrepreneur, wins Hawk Tank’s grand prize ܽƵ’s annual business competition gives students and community entrepreneurs a real‑world platform to develop, refine, and pitch bold business ideas
Belonging Fort Lewis College names Christine Nelson as vice president for Diversity Affairs A senior academic leader with two decades of experience helping colleges become places where all people feel welcome and supported, as its next vice president for Diversity Affairs and special advisor on Tribal Relations.
ܽƵ celebrates Spring 2025 Commencement with humor, reflection and selfies More than 370 graduates honored in joyful, emotional ceremonies that included keynote speaker Tommy Orange, acclaimed author of There, There.
ܽƵ celebrates collaboration, courage at Diversity Affairs Graduation Celebration Political science professor Paul DeBell called on graduates to stay connected to face today’s challenges
Student scholars shine at ܽƵ’s Undergraduate Research Symposium and Gala Approximately 160 students presented posters, and 35 students delivered oral presentations during the Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium & Awards Gala event.
Hawk Tank celebrates 10 years of fueling business innovation across the Four Corners San Juan College student Joey DeMartino wins $10,000 for audio production startup Noise Hub during milestone event.
Inaugural Native American Art and Fashion Show at ܽƵ celebrates beauty, strength, and identity Students model wearable creations from semester-long Native American Art & Culture course.
ܽƵ earns 2025 Carnegie Classification as “Special Focus: Arts and Sciences” This classification places ܽƵ among a select group of only 6% of colleges and universities nationwide.
ܽƵ Unveils $6M CommonSpirit Sports Performance Center The state-of-the-art, 10,000 sq. ft. facility serves 500 student-athletes and, starting in the fall, members of the Student Life Center.
ܽƵ students explore ecology, community and career paths at CU-Boulder’s Mountain Research Station Five ܽƵ students traveled to the CU-Boulder Mountain Research Station this Spring as part of a fully-funded "SEEDS" national program that helps students get involved in ecology and gain leadership experience.
Dean of ܽƵ’s School of Education, Jenni Trujillo, steps down to lead an early education project The longtime ܽƵ leader and alumna will remain connected through an advisory role.