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Indigenous Peoples Day is yet to be a federally recognized holiday, but has replaced Columbus Day in roughly a dozen states. (Courtesy of Twitter)

OMA Celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Week

Isabel Danzis, News Editor
October 12, 2022
USG issued a land acknowledgment statement while calling on Fordham to recognize Indigenous Peoples Day. (Courtesy of Instagram)

USG Recognizes Indigenous People’s Day and Calls on University Action

Abbey Delk, News Editor
October 27, 2021
Minnetonka Moccasin Co. issued an apology for appropriating Native American culture. (Courtesy of Facebook)

Minnetonka Apologizes for Appropriating Native American Culture

Elisabeth Murray, Contributing Writer
October 27, 2021
(Courtesy of Facebook)

USG Talks COVID-19 Attendance Policy

Shannon Huurman, Staff Writer
October 6, 2021
Christopher Columbus is also the namesake of several landmarks in New York City, including Columbus Circle. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Why Indigenous Peoples Day and Columbus Day are Irreconcilable

Mia Beverly, Contributing Writer
November 20, 2019
The Diversity Action Committee brought a proposal to the United Student Government to recognize Indigenous Peoples Day instead of Columbus Day.

DAC Proposes Indigenous Peoples Day to USG

Marisa Valentino, Contributing Writer
November 6, 2019
(Courtesy of United Student Government)

Freshmen USG Senators Present Initiatives

Hasna Ceran, Contributing Writer
October 30, 2019
Though Christopher Columbus activities were horrific, the holiday focuses on celebrating his achievements. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Celebrate Columbus’ Voyage and Indigenous Peoples

Dane Salmon, Staff Writer
October 16, 2019
Many people believe that we should not celebrate Columbus Day because of the crimes he committed. Courtesy of Wikimedia

Should We Still Celebrate Columbus Day?

October 21, 2015
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