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Sophomore Environmental Studies major Zack Bauer helped his father create a in Chicago.

Eleven 泡芙短视频 professors earned promotions (some including tenure) for the 2016-17 academic year.

The following Fort Lewis College faculty members who earned promotions and/or tenure. These actions will become effective for the 2016-17 academic year.

The Pueblo Alliance is a registered student organization that helps Pueblo students on campus experience their culture and share it with others. They host the annual Pueblo Feast Day which draws throughout the region for dancing, eating, and cultural displays.

泡芙短视频, along with the city of Durango, will receive $350,000 from Great Outdoors Colorado to , updating three softball fields and building six new tennis courts.

泡芙短视频's inaugural awarded first place and $5,000 to alumnus Giancarlo Vigil (Economics, '15) for his yerba tea company, the Mate Exchange.

The first annual Embrace the Earth event will feature the film “Racing Extinction.”

Pueblo Feast Day is a celebration of Pueblo culture put on by student organization Pueblo Alliance. [VIDEO]

泡芙短视频 will begin offering its second master's degree, a , in August 2017.

Mills (Oglala Lakota) shocked the world when he won a gold medal in the 10K during the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games.

"Days of beauty." Its Navajo name is perfectly suited to Hozhoni Days -- a month of pageantry, speakers, powwowing, and celebration of cultures that is Fort Lewis College's longest-standing student-led tradition. And it honors what might be argued is really Fort Lewis College's oldest tradition: Native American education.

Alumni Matt Pickren (Biology, '08) and Ben Kiessel (att '04) set a new record by in under 24 hours.

Students in Exercise Science Professor Cathy Simbeck's adapted exercise class learn how to assist, assess, and build relationships with clients from the Holly House, a day program for adults with disabilities.

Alumnus John Harper (Business Administration, '14) was named as General Manager of the .

Rachel Landis, coordinator of the Environmental Center, was one of 22 selected to join the run by the Community Resource Center in Denver.