According to the U.S Department of Justice, there are 5,712 missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in the United States, and four out of five Indigenous women experience some form of violence.
According to the U.S Department of Justice, there are 5,712 missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in the United States, and four out of five Indigenous women experience some form of violence.
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Photographer Amir Zaki said his process often involves “synthesizing disparate kinds of things.”
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The exhibit “LOOK. Listen. Learn. Act.” portrays the work of four prominent artists of color in connection with this year's Common Reading.
“Constellations: UO’s Queer Film and Media Festival” brought engaging conversations about queer creativity and highlighted the achievements of individual queer creators.
In “Garrick Imatani: Monologue,” artist Imantani examines his Japanese cultural heritage and the challenges to displaying an alternative history.
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In their art exhibit “Pea Baby,” UO fifth-year Cameron McCafferty revisits their childhood fear of pregnancy and doubts about their religious faith.
Artists Alison Saar and Hank Willis Thomas talk to Hamza Walker about the role of art in society.
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The exhibit “Nkame:A Retrospective of Cuban Printmaker Belkis Ayón'' explores the work of Afro-Cuban printmaker Belkis Ayón.
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Two students describe their experiences dancing at UO and how it has changed in the past year.
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While the way we interact with others may look different during the pandemic, Eugene’s LGBTQ+ community still has a lot to offer.