Indigenous People’s Day – The Spectator

Not enough evidence found to conclude Albert Colom engaged in gender-based discrimination

To celebrate Indigenous People’s Day, students, faculty, community members, and alumni gathered in the Ojibwe ballroom. Refreshments and music by Little Thunder was provided. Guest speakers took the stage to recognize and honor the land our university occupies and of Indigenous Peoples.

UW-Eau Claire acknowledges the university rests on Ojibwe land, vows to respect it

October 16, 2019

Indigenous Peoples’ Day is gaining popularity in city and state legislatures across the country.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day replaces Columbus Day

October 14, 2019

Student Senate passed three resolutions on Monday night: a resolution to support Indigenous People’s Day, a resolution to support National Coming Out Day and a resolution to support October as National Disability Employment Awareness month.

Student Senate passes three resolutions

October 11, 2019

On Tuesday, Oct. 10, the Eau Claire City Council officially replaced Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day.

City Council rules to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day

October 17, 2017

Senate reconfirms support for bill on student loans

Senate reconfirms support for bill on student loans

October 15, 2015

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