Stories tagged with Fort Lewis College

Cultural Outreach Coordinator for SASO, Kelsey Lansing welcomes students, families and volunteers who attended the Sing Our Rivers Red earring workshop at Fort Lewis College on Thursday, April 4. The workshop was held to bring awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

Thu Apr 11th, 2019

Singing rivers red, for missing and murdered Indigenous women

Brian Maitland’s presentation on Ute baskets took place Friday, March 15. Maitland is a senior at Fort Lewis College, whose research focuses on basketry and how woven items can show a network between groups in the Southwest and their environment.

Fri Mar 29th, 2019

Maitland speaks at museum

Fri Mar 29th, 2019

The Community Foundation announces the next ‘Making A Difference Speaker’

The Lion Lies Down with the Lamium: Watercolor, colored pencil, gold leaf, Lamium galeobdolon [deadnettle] herbarium sample on paper, 2017.

Thu Mar 14th, 2019

Center of Southwest Studies to host lecture on botanical art and illustration

10 Years Ago: The Sweetheart Powwow, an ongoing Valentines’ Day celebration of song and dance, was revived as part of the Fritz Box Memorial Gourd dance. The event was held on Valentine’s Day at the SunUte Recreation Center.

Wed Feb 27th, 2019

Many Moons Ago

Thunder Windy Boy (center) attended and won the Regional Elks Hoopshoot free throw contest Jan. 20, at FLC. He represented the Durango area for boys 8-9-year-old division after winning the local Hoopshoot on Dec. 15, at Escalante Gymnasium.

Fri Feb 1st, 2019

Windy Boy scores at ELKS Hoopshoot

Pictured here: Natelle Thompson graduating from Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo. The Southern Ute Indian Tribe is very proud of her achievement; the Southern Ute Tribal Council wishes her well on her accomplishments and on future endeavors. The ceremony was held on Saturday, Dec. 15, 2018.

Thu Jan 3rd, 2019

FLC graduate

Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute veterans bring in the American, Southern Ute, Ute Mountain Ute and Colorado flags with Ute Warrior Leland Collins Jr. to open the night of the Nike N7 men’s basketball game at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo. on Wednesday, Nov. 14.

Tue Nov 20th, 2018

Nike N7 takes court

After performing poems and songs at Fort Lewis, Tanaya Winder signs one of her last books “Why Storms are Named After People and Bullets Remain Nameless” for a college student.

Thu Oct 11th, 2018

Indigenous people celebrated

Southern Ute tribal member, Keelyn Reynolds (in blue) of the Durango Lightning youth soccer team attempts to steal the ball from a Thunderbolts player, in U9/10 Four Corners Youth Soccer League action, Saturday, Sept. 22 at Fort Lewis College’s Smith Complex.

Thu Sep 27th, 2018

Girls kicking into fall soccer season

Thu Aug 2nd, 2018

‘Women in the Southwest’ lecture series continues at Southwest Center

Fri May 25th, 2018

Morgann Box advances from apprenticeship to leadership

Fri May 25th, 2018

Meet the champ

After a round of competition, the mens northern traditional dancers stand together at the 54th Annual Hozhoni Days Powwow on Saturday, April 14.

Mon Apr 30th, 2018

FLC Hozhoni Days brings community together

Joy Harjo, a member of the Muskogee Nation, is a poet, musician, and playwright.

Fri Feb 2nd, 2018

Joy Harjo and Poetic Justice to play Henry Strater Theater

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