By: AJ Repinski
Confused by FLC’s alcohol policy? It’s not as bad as you think.
College students and alcohol–a classic stereotype. While prohibited at Fort Lewis College, the details around the drug and alcohol policy can be confusing.
“I know nothing about it,” Avery Wickes, a philosophy student at FLC, said.
Charlie Johann, an economics and philosophy major, stated he is not familiar with the policies, aside from the Zero Tolerance rule for...
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By: AJ Repinski
Check out a study spot in Schlessman Family Hall
Located in the newly constructed Schlessman Family Hall building, study space 1001A is convenient for any student. Tucked away by the southeast entrance, the Terry R. Bacon and Debra Parmenter Study is a short walk from the clock tower.
Study space 1001A features two armless chairs and several electrical outlets for finishing homework, and is open during normal...
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By: Morgan Smith, Lisia Lucero, AJ Repinski, Logan Roybal
Learn what's on some of the minds of our FLC student-body right now.
Welcome back to campus, Skyhawks! School is in full swing, and as we get back into the groove of things, let’s hear some thoughts from some of our Fort Lewis College students.
Question: What’s bothering you right now?
Ovio Redling
Freshman
The bathrooms in Camp Hall used to be gender neutral, but they recently changed them...
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Reported and Photographed by: AJ Repinski
A skateboarder's grind to improvement.
John Norsen, an environmental biology student, drops in at the Fort Lewis College mini-ramp. Located behind the Center of Southwest Studies building, students attend the park to have fun with friends after classes, he said.
Norsen locks into a trick.
An accidental weight-shift sends Norsen falling to his back. While skateboarding can be a challenge,...
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By: Mia McCormick
Learn how the new climbing gym in Durango is impacting the community.
A new climbing gym in Durango opened in December of 2022, and while snow coats the rocks outside, the climbing community persists indoors.
After almost two years without a climbing gym, Gravity Lab finally emerged in Durango to give the local climbing community a space to gather, while also providing gear and resources to people who haven’t had the opportunity to climb...
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