An unofficial World Naked Bike Ride will ride through Portland streets on Saturday to protest companies that operate major fossil fuel terminals on the Willamette River.

The Portland World Naked Bike Ride, which was cancelled due to a lack of volunteers, has been revived by a new team who will host the event on September 21 at Colonel Summers Park, with the ride remaining a protest against the dependency on fossil fuels.

After announcing that Portland’s World Naked Bike Ride would be on hiatus this year, a 20th anniversary ride is indeed happening this Saturday, Sept. 21. After a split in leadership, though, this ride is independently organized and unaffiliated with the groups that have typically run it in the past,

Portland State University’s Millar Library reopened to the public this week. In May, the library was closed for four months for repairs and maintenance due to campus protests. PAST COVERAGE | Portland Police arrest 30 anti-war protesters,