Darrell Rico Doss, JD ’95, recently made the move from Capitol Hill to General Motors. He looks back on the last nearly three decades of advocacy work, including navigating the financial crisis of 2007–08, serving as Congressional Black Caucus policy director, and working in the Japanese government.

Kāneali‘i Ng-Osorio, BS ’98 (psychology), shares the key skills he gained at the UO that he brought back to Hawaii as a business and project management leader.

The University of Oregon's incoming president sits down with Oregon Quarterly to share about his career, curiosity, and what he likes about Eugene.

Iryna Stavynska, a Fulbright scholar from Ukraine studying folklore and public culture, is bringing the art and culture of her country to the UO. She'll return to Kyiv after graduation.

Check out OQ's new look in its spring issue, which focuses on "Duck Ideas That Are Changing the World." From ingenuity in the lab to innovations that mean business, this issue celebrates examples of UO creativity.