Tweezer in hand, Mandolin Brassaw, PhD '08, concentrates like a surgeon in the operating theater as she places metal letters in minuscule 6-point type into a curved tray. She spells out the words of a Yayoi Kusama poem, which she will later print onto a card festooned with a vintage postage stamp as part of a series of artistic prints that combine poetry with creative typography.

A Eugene family hopes to bring awareness to the ongoing tragedy happening in their home country of Ethiopia. For Mike Kasahun, BA '02, this hits close to home. Ethiopia is his home country.

From crits, to gravel, to esports, ‘I just love competing,’ the Scottish-born Australian Freddy Ovett, class of 2017, says. He always intended to go pro — just not as a cyclist.

Spencer Paysinger, BS '10, South L.A. native, says he hopes to change the way people see his neighborhood with “All American.”

“I started working with guide dogs about 10 minutes after I got out of high school in 1984,” Jamie Weaver, PhD '06, said. Weaver points out being disabled has never stopped her from taking part in activities that she wanted to learn how to do, she’s just had to learn creative way to be able to take part.