The indigenous trail network connected our ancestors to the vital resources that made it possible for generations not just to survive, but to thrive in their homelands. Professor Tim Ryan, department head of the Culture and Language Studies department at Salish Kootenai College, will present on the seasonal rounds and movements of the Salish. The […]
Experience FVCC will be on Friday April 7th from 9am- 1pm in the Arts and Technology Building, Room 139. Come get a tour of campus, learn more about FVCC's programs and student services, and enjoy a free lunch! Register or learn more.
Join the FVCC Foundation for a Roaring '20s delightful art deco affair on Thursday, April 6 at 6pm. Mingle while enjoying an exquisite medley of dinner and wine selections. All proceeds benefit student scholarships at FVCC. 1920s Gatsby attire suggested. Limited to 100 guests. window.bboxInit = function () { bbox.showForm('918981b0-bab1-4ae8-9ed7-08ec0cdbd698'); }; (function () { var […]
Join wildlife biologist Dr. Diane Boyd for a discussion of the journey of wolves and humans through time, how wolves disappeared and returned, the science and sociopolitics, and where we are heading in this relationship. What can we do to conserve this remarkable and confounding species on an increasingly human-dominated landscape? The Wilderness Speaker Series […]
Ukraine is fighting for its survival. Is it also fighting for its democracy? What is the historical link between war and democracy? Historians and political scientists usually take for granted that the one goes with the other--the sacrifices in a war lead to democratic reforms after a war. We think of female suffrage after World […]
