Indigenous Peoples' Day

Indigenous Peoples' Day is October 10. Here's how you can celebrate

Allison Herrera

Monday, Oct. 10 is Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a holiday honoring the past, present and future of Native peoples across the country.

Sarah Adams-Cornell holds the Mayor's proclamation that declares October 8 Indigenous Peoples Day in Oklahoma City.

Politics and Government

Oklahoma City Celebrates First Indigenous Peoples' Day

Caroline Halter

Sarah Adams-Cornell, a citizen of Choctaw Nation, is one many activists who has worked for over three years to get Indigenous Peoples' Day officially…

Oklahoma News

Assignment: Radio - October 18, 2015

Sarah Hurd

This is the semester's first episode of Assignment: Radio, KGOU's student-produced public affairs program focusing on issues and events on the University…

University of Oklahoma President David Boren announces the first Indigenous Peoples' Day October 12, 2015 outside the Bizzell Memorial Library on the south end of campus.

Native American

University Of Oklahoma Marks First Indigenous Peoples' Day With Expansion Of Native Programs

Brian Hardzinski

Native American students and University of Oklahoma administrators marked the first annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day Monday morning. The ceremony came after…

Native American

On Indigenous Peoples' Day, Oklahoma Native Students Reflect On Heritage, 'Sooner' Legacy

Sarah Hurd

Late last month, after extended discussion, the University of Oklahoma Student Congress officially recognized Indigenous Peoples' Day in place of Columbus…