Stories tagged with Fort Lewis College

Colten Ashley, KSUT Tribal Media Center Coordinator.

Fri Apr 22nd, 2022

KSUT welcomes Diné filmmaker Ashley as Tribal Media Center coordinator

Men’s Northern Traditional category contestants gather during their contest on Saturday, April 2.

Fri Apr 8th, 2022

FLC welcomes back dancers after hiatus

Fri Mar 25th, 2022

‘Success For Native America 2022,’ to engage students, Indigenous leaders

10 Years Ago: The Southern Ute Police Department’s annual Halloween Carnival at the SunUte Community Center was a fun-filled family fright fest complete with a haunted house, kids’ games, cake walks and more. Hundreds of community members turned out in their best costumes — some spooky, some goofy — to try their hands (or claws) at the ghoulish games on Saturday, Oct. 29. Many from the youth community helped out by hosting competitions or dressing up like ghouls to startle those brave (or foolish) enough to enter the haunted house.
This photo was first published in the Oct. 21, 2011, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Nov 5th, 2021

Many Moons Ago

40 Years Ago: Three Bobcats put the rush on Drew Teinert, Pagosa Springs’ Pirate. The Ignacio Players are: Buffy Joseph (85), Adrian Lucero (80) and Mike Duran (22) Ignacio lost the game 33-0 to Pagosa.
This photo was published in the Oct. 23, 1981, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Oct 22nd, 2021

Many Moons Ago

Elijah Weaver helps his sister Kalynn Weaver place a red handprint across her mouth before the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls walk began outside the Mouache-Capote Building on Monday, Nov. 25, 2019.

Fri Oct 22nd, 2021

Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrated locally

Indigenous musicians, Tanaya Winder and Lyla June read a new poem together at Fort Lewis College on Friday, September 17. The poem highlighted the recent incident of young boy having his hair forcibly cut in Oklahoma.

Fri Sep 24th, 2021

Dream Warriors share their ‘Heartwork’

Co-authors Melanie K. Yazzie and David Correia answer audience questions on their book Red Nation Rising: From Bordertown Violence to Native Liberation on Tuesday, Sept. 14 at Fort Lewis College. Yazzie and Correia were also joined by Nick Estes, another author of the book, and discussed how “Bordertowns” contribute to racial violence and the cycle of poverty within reservations.

Fri Sep 24th, 2021

Red Nation Rising at FLC

FLC Board of Trustee Member and Ute and Ute Mountain Ute tribal member, Ernest House Jr. and FLC Special Advisory to the President for Indigenous Affairs, Lee Bitsoi, place the removed panels into proper storage containers that will be relocated to the Center of Southwest Studies.

Fri Sep 10th, 2021

Fort Lewis takes further steps towards reconciliation

Trae Seibel
Small Business Specialist
Southern Ute Strategic Planning

Fri Jul 2nd, 2021

Seibel steps up as Small Business Specialist

Fri May 21st, 2021

Prioritizing the Ute language

Fri Jan 29th, 2021

Cultural Preservation receives prestigious language grant

Fri Nov 20th, 2020

Cultural Preservation receives prestigious language grant

Fri Nov 6th, 2020

Significant rise in COVID-19 cases: Urgent action needed from all community members

Fri Oct 23rd, 2020

Southern Ute Indian Tribe confirms first positive case of COVID-19

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