The background features earthy red and beige tones with abstract Indigenous-inspired patterns. Decorative borders and symbols frame the design. Text on the flyer reads: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY CELEBRATION Thursday, Oct. 16 | 10 – 11:30 A.M. RSC Bluestem Lounge Come learn from faculty, staff, and students about the significance of Indigenous Peoples Day, enjoy live music, and FREE food! In the lower right corner, there is a circular logo with the text “Indigenous Student Collective” surrounding an image of a silhouetted figure on horseback raising their hand toward the sunrise, with tipi outlines in the background. The overall design uses bold, rustic fonts and earthy colors to evoke warmth and cultural celebration.

Campus community invited to Indigenous Peoples Day celebration with Student Engagement & Belonging and Indigenous Student Collective

Student Engagement & Belonging and Indigenous Student Collective invite everyone on campus to join in honoring Indigenous Peoples Day at an event from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 16 on the first floor of the Rhatigan Student Canter at the Bluestem Lounge. You’ll hear from faculty, staff and students as they share the meaning and importance of Indigenous Peoples Day, and enjoy live music and free food as part of the celebration.

Image that says "Native American Heritage Month" with a Student Engagement & Belonging logo on the bottom. There is a boarder with an Indigenous pattern around the image.

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with fellow Shockers on campus

Shocker Collective for Indigenous Peoples and Student Engagement & Belonging invite you to join them in celebrating Native American Heritage Month from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22 in Shocker Hall’s main lobby.

Join Indigenous faculty, staff and students to explore the significance of Native American Heritage Month. The event includes a Native American Art Market, a panel discussion with Indigenous community members, appetizers and a performance by Young Switch – Northern Drum.

A flyer displaying American Indian patterns with text that explains the event details for indigenous Peoples Day.

Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day with fellow Shockers on campus

Shocker Indigenous Collective, Indigenous Student Collective and Student Engagement & Belonging invite you to join them at in recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day from 9 to 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 10 on the first floor of the Rhatigan Student Center.

Come learn from faculty, staff and students about the significance of Indigenous Peoples Day and enjoy a special performance by Young Switch-Northern Drum.