Kiefer Ross Leutschaft, ’17 (economics), died by suicide at the age of 26. This is what his parents, Brian, BS ’89 (psychology), and Julie Leutschaft, BA ’88 (English), want families and friends to know.

Rebecca Woolington, BS ’09 (journalism: advertising), and colleagues at the Tampa Bay Times published “Poisoned,” an exposé of toxic business practices that won the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Investigative Reporting.

Discover how Cassandra Law, BS ’88 (human development and performance), deputy chief of staff for the US Department of Veteran Affairs, helped bring women’s rugby to the UO and to the world as a champion at the first-ever Women’s Rugby World Cups in 1991.

This month we celebrate the fathers and father figures who have touched our lives. Get ready: these heart-warming stories from alumni dads on parenthood, love, and everything that comes from raising children are sure bring out the tissues.

Alumnus Victor Flach, BS ’52, MFA ’57 (fine and applied arts), spent a lifetime building a one-of-a-kind collection of literature, learning materials and art – including 1,200 very rare comic books. That collection is coming to the UO.