Zena Howard is inaugural speaker for this year’s African American Speaker and Workshop series

Native American Heritage month at the UO reflects on indigenous cultures and traditions

Rhaisa Kameela Williams will speak Oct. 25 on Toni Morrison's play about Emmett Till

This month is a time to celebrate the long history of activism and community-building

She endured poverty and racism to become a beacon for generations of UO students

In 1968, and again in 2015, black students sought a place to gather and study; it opens Oct. 12

Photos, interviews and historical archives explore how racist attitudes drove civil rights activism

Named for Lyllye Reynolds-Parker, it will be a home for the UO’s black students and the community

Events at the center, named for longtime advisor Lyllye Reynolds-Parker, begin at 11:30 a.m.

The annual reception welcomes people of color and builds a supportive community