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麻豆免费高清无砖码区alumna KeNeda Randall sets up an electric converter for solar panels during a fall 2024 VAP Solar Initiative installation in Shonto, Navajo Nation.

Industry partnerships fuel solar energy work on the Navajo Nation

Students, alumni, and faculty are working alongside industry partners AES and Marathon Petroleum to bring solar energy to homes on the Navajo Nation. The Village Aid Project Solar Initiative blends student-led design with culturally grounded engagement, advancing energy justice and long-term infrastructure solutions.

Erik Westover created the Levitator – a specialized gurney for backcountry search and rescue extractions. Together with Benny Selph, Westover’s caregiver who is also an engineer, the pair is working to revitalize his creation. In April, the pair took second place in the Fort Lewis College Hawk Tank entrepreneurial competition for the Levitator, before taking it to the New Mexico...
students and their parents walking towards their new dorm.

Heather Shotton, recently appointed president of Fort Lewis College, greeted parents and students, helping them carry bags and boxes to dorms, and working with staff members to make FLC’s 2025 move-in day as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

Skyhawks Athletics closed out the year in style with a record-breaking third-annual Skyhawks Club Casino Night, capping an extraordinary 12 months of growth, engagement, and impact.
 

Katz business students build leadership and ethics skills at national conference

Katz School of Business Administration students, Avaleena Nanaeto and Ainsley Nidiffer, represented 麻豆免费高清无砖码区at the 2025 StudentCPT Leadership Conference in Philadelphia, June 23-25.Kaori Takano, Ph.D., professor of international business, who nominated the students, said the Center for the Public Trust fully funded the conference. The students participated in two days of leadership development and...

Thanks to donor support, the Skyhawks men鈥檚 soccer team spent a week in Costa Rica training, competing against professional teams, and exploring the country鈥檚 beaches and mountains. The trip was especially meaningful for three players who call Costa Rica home. The Skyhawks open the season Sept. 4 at home against Lubbock Christian.

Jordan Dresser, a member of the Fort Lewis College Board of Trustees, was recently recognized for his work as a producer on Who She Is, a documentary that highlights the stories of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP).

This photo shows several Fort Lewis College women鈥檚 soccer players celebrating together on the field. They are wearing white and light-blue striped uniforms, and one player in the center is smiling widely as her teammates hug and surround her in excitement.

Fort Lewis College women’s soccer has enjoyed recent success, and their NCAA tournament chances now depend on the impact of their new offseason additions.

New campus center will further college’s goal of remediating damage from its history as an Indian boarding school.

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