Vibrant Voices Friday, May 24, 2024 | Kiiyahno Edgewater Vibrant Voices The past, present and future of representing diversity on campus.
The Hidden Cost Friday, May 24, 2024 | Story by: Matthew Claeson and Zara Tucker The Hidden Cost Investigating Meal Swipes and the New Food Provider at Fort Lewis College
The Coming Storm Friday, May 24, 2024Scout Edmondson The Coming Storm Lessons learned from the ‘22/‘23 winter and what could come with the looming El Niño.
Crying Wolf Tuesday, April 9, 2024Scout Edmondson Crying Wolf Colorado's wolf reintroduction has become so emotional, so political, that it's no longer even about the wolves.
A New School is Coming to Fort Lewis College Monday, April 1, 2024Julian Zastrocky A New School is Coming to Fort Lewis College Mountain Middle School capitalizes on the "empty" space behind Animas High School.
Bones from the Bisti Badlands Wednesday, March 27, 2024Anja Tabor Bones from the Bisti Badlands What it takes to get a dinosaur to Fort Lewis College
2014 Midterm Results: Colorado Flops, Congress Shifts 2014 Midterm Results: Colorado Flops, Congress Shifts Story by Catherine Wheeler, Lauren Hammond, and Sean Summers, Photo by Hanna Maddera Thursday, November 6, 2014 Polls for the Midterm election closed on Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 7 p.m.. This midterm, for the first time in eight years, ended in a shift to the Republican Party’s control of both the House and the Senate. Polls for the Midterm election closed on Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 7 p.m.. This midterm, for the first time in eight years, ended in a shift to the Republican Party’s control of both the House and the Senate. Colorado Midterm Results Republican Cory Gardner defeated Democratic incumbent Mark Udall in the Colorado Senate race by a margin of 49 percent to Udall’s 45 percent.... Read more
Election Day: Why it Matters Election Day: Why it Matters Story by Dan Riley and Sean Summers, Photo by Andrew Lovell Tuesday, November 4, 2014 Today, Nov. 4, was election day and Durango residents were encouraged to get to their polling centers and vote before they closed at 7 pm. Today, Nov. 4, was election day and Durango residents were encouraged to get to their polling centers and vote before they closed at 7 pm. Citizens voted for senators, congressmen, municipal officers, and several propositions on this midterm ballot. Some senators of The Associated Students of Fort Lewis College, in association with New Era Colorado and Next Gen Climate... Read more
Proposition 105: Labeling Genetically Modified Food Proposition 105: Labeling Genetically Modified Food Story by Lauren Hammond and Sean Summers, Photo by Charine Gonzales Wednesday, October 29, 2014 As the midterm election approaches, grocery stores, food suppliers and farmers around the state are becoming increasingly attentive to Proposition 105. The proposition pushes for the labeling of foods which contain genetically modified organisms. As the midterm election approaches, grocery stores, food suppliers and farmers around the state are becoming increasingly attentive to Proposition 105. The proposition pushes for the labeling of foods which contain genetically modified organisms. The proposition is in no a way a ban, nor is it meant to limit what is produced, said Becky Clausen, associate... Read more
FLC and Durango Arts Center Produce "All My Sons" FLC and Durango Arts Center Produce "All My Sons" Story by Sean Summers, Lauren Hammond, and Catherine Wheeler, Graphic by Julia Volzke Friday, October 17, 2014 The Durango Arts Center, in collaboration with Fort Lewis College’s theatre department, is putting on a production for the local community. “All My Sons” opens Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. This production, much like all theatre, has helped to bring the community together, Mona Wood-Patterson, the director of the production, said. “Theatre encourages to... Read more
Apple Days: Something Sweet for Everyone Apple Days: Something Sweet for Everyone Story by Taylor Morrison, Photo by Julia Volzke Tuesday, October 7, 2014 Over the weekend, Durango locals came out to celebrate the changing seasons at Durango Apple Days. Whether patrons enjoyed local apples, live bands among a plethora of activities, or just made an effort to support local farming, Durango Apple Days had something sweet for everyone to enjoy. Over the weekend, Durango locals came out to celebrate the changing seasons at Durango Apple Days. Whether patrons enjoyed local apples, live bands among a plethora of activities, or just made an effort to support local farming, Durango Apple Days had something sweet for everyone to enjoy. Apple Days History The Growing... Read more