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

Keynote address and fireside chats on mindfulness and racial justice part of campus visit