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Martin Luther King Jr. March Martin Luther King Jr. March

Wednesday, January 29, 2025 | Junior Parrish

Martin Luther King Jr. March

Fort Lewis students and staff honor the civil rights leader

Why Does the Sticker Stick with you? Why Does the Sticker Stick with you?

Wednesday, January 22, 2025 | Izzy Mora

Why Does the Sticker Stick with you?

From bumpers to bottles, Fort Lewis expresses itself through stickers

The Pursuit of Outdoor Inclusivity The Pursuit of Outdoor Inclusivity

Friday, January 17, 2025 | Aleyna Kleinhaus

The Pursuit of Outdoor Inclusivity

Indigenous Adventure fund helps close the gap on accessibility


Wednesday’s with the ASFLC: Always Moving Forward, 4 February 2015

Story and Photo by Andrew Hook

The Associated Students of Fort Lewis College met in the senate chambers of the Student Union for an extended, two-hour meeting Wednesday evening.

 

Adhering to parliamentary decorum, the table moved through a laundry list of agenda topics, including the Campus Sustainability Council’s Initiative-Grant; discussion over the 2015 Ideas For Innovation; and, an officer-run interactive online event calendar for FLC’s Registered Student Organizations.

The Associated Students of Fort Lewis College met in the senate chambers of the Student Union for an extended, two-hour meeting Wednesday evening.   Adhering to parliamentary decorum, the table moved through a laundry list of agenda topics, including the Campus Sustainability Council’s Initiative-Grant; discussion over the 2015 Ideas For Innovation; and, an officer-run...

The Indy Presents Fort Fuel: Fort Lewis College Students and Durango Mountain Resort

Ever wonder if skiing/snowboarding is worth pushing back your graduation date? At Fort Lewis College, several students are constructing their schedules to hit Purg (Durango Mountain Resort) as many as five times per week. Haylee Knippel and Meryl Ramsey have the story if shredding fresh pow, is worth the extra time. See more at Inside Durango Tv, http://www.durangotv.com.

Ever wonder if skiing/snowboarding is worth pushing back your graduation date? At Fort Lewis College, several students are constructing their schedules to hit Purg (Durango Mountain Resort) as many as five times per week. Haylee Knippel and Meryl Ramsey have the story if shredding fresh pow, is worth the extra time. See more at Inside Durango Tv, http://www.durangotv.com.

SUP Preparing for 11th Annual Skyfest - For the Students, by the Students

Story by Lauren Hammond and Luke Perkins, Graphic by Julia Volzke

Student Union Productions is scheduled to host their annual music festival, Skyfest. SUP members are hard at work, with the festival now less than a month away.

Student Union Productions is scheduled to host their annual music festival, Skyfest. SUP members are hard at work, with the festival now less than a month away.     Behind the Scenes of Skyfest   “Skyfest is our annual music festival,” Naomi Bigbee, the promotions chair of SUP, said. “It is the largest event that we throw as an organization and it...

The Return of the Bed Rally Race

Story and Photos by Alison Uralli

The Bed Rally Race tradition was brought out of remission at this years Snowdown by the students of the Fort Lewis College event management class.

The Bed Rally Race tradition was brought out of remission this year at this years Snowdown by the students of the Fort Lewis College event management class.   The Bed Rally Race is a Snowdown event in which participants have to maneuver one member of their team on a wheeled mattress, through a series of obstacles, as fast as possible. In previous years, the event was hosted by the...

Board of Trustees to Review the ASFLC’s Proposed Student Fee

Story by Andrew Hook and Catherine Wheeler

In Oct. 2014, the Associated Students of Fort Lewis College proposed a new student fee to raise funds to compensate members of ASFLC with a scholarship.

 

In October 2014, the Associated Students of Fort Lewis College proposed a new student fee to raise funds to compensate members of ASFLC with a scholarship.   The proposed fee would increase student costs by 15 cents, per student, per credit hour, Chloe Canterbury, director of the Financial Allocation Board, said.   Senators will get up to $500 per semester, based on...

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