UO's Celebration of Indigenous Lives
The Museum of Natural and Cultural History offered free admission on Oct. 13 for Indigenous Peoples' Day.
The exhibit "Transgressors" was showcased, highlighting Indigenous and Queer identities through multiple panels of Indigenous and Queer artists, curated by Felix Furby and Anthony Hudson.
- The exhibit had been up since May 16.
- It aimed to honor Indigenous and Queer identities.
In other news, the Oregon Ducks had a significant win, with Mimi Colyer recording a match-high 18 kills in her first match at Matthew Knight Arena since transferring to Wisconsin.
In college, the sky is the limit.
The Ducks and Badgers met for a conference battle at Autzen Stadium, with the Ducks winning 21-7 over the Washington Huskies.
Author's summary: UO celebrates Indigenous lives with free museum admission.
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