Chapman Ski Hill is Getting a Make-over Tuesday, October 29, 2024 | Izzy Mora Chapman Ski Hill is Getting a Make-over What Fort Lewis Students can expect this winter
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FLC Triathalon Turning 25 FLC Triathalon Turning 25 Story by Bob Brockley Wednesday, April 3, 2013 Fort Lewis College’s annual triathlon will be celebrating its 25th anniversary on Sun., April 14th. The 10 a.m. race involves a 500-meter swim in the campus pool, a 15-mile bike ride on pavement, and a 5K run that uses the Rim Trail. “It isn’t a mini-triathlon - it is a sprint triathlon,” said Gerry Geraghty, who sprinted his way into 1st place last year with a time... Read more
Three Inducted to FLC Hall of Fame Three Inducted to FLC Hall of Fame Story by Michaela Leach Tuesday, April 2, 2013 Three new members were inducted in the Fort Lewis College Hall of Fame, which recognizes outstanding student athletes as well as entire teams. The reason behind the Hall of Fame is to recognize FLC women and men who have made an impact on the community during their time here as well as after graduation, said Gary Hunter, the athletic director at FLC. The latest members to become inducted... Read more
Woven to Wear: CSWS Exhibition Woven to Wear: CSWS Exhibition Story by Meryl Ramsey Friday, March 29, 2013 The Woven to Wear exhibit featuring Navajo and Puebloan textiles is currently on display in the Center of Southwest Studies here at Fort Lewis College. The exhibit features many pieces from not only the vaults and collection of textiles from the CSWS itself but pieces that are loaned and donated from various other collections in the area. “The exhibits develop here, with very... Read more
Hozhoni Days: A Test of Culture Hozhoni Days: A Test of Culture Story by Michaela Leach Thursday, March 28, 2013 The Miss Hozhoni Days pageant is taking place March 29-30 in the Wahlen Gymnasium at Fort Lewis College, and will consist of speakers, powwowing, traditional food, and celebration of many Native American cultures. The pageant comes to a conclusion when the winner has been chosen as the new Miss Hozhoni. The pageant events are free and open to the public. In the... Read more
Making Studies an Adventure: Study Abroad Making Studies an Adventure: Study Abroad Story by Michaela Leach Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Over 200 students from Fort Lewis College are currently studying abroad at some point this academic year, comprising roughly 10 percent of the student body population. Studying abroad can be an option for every student, no matter what major or financial status may be. The first step in planning study abroad is making an appointment with Jennifer Gay, the coordinator at the International... Read more