Among the Trees
By Katherine Cusumano, MFA ’24
The Fall 2026 Stater is here! Climb into the canopy, uncover secrets in ancient ice and meet the new Pac-12.
By Oregon Stater Staff
For one night only, Spring Family Weekend came with a soundtrack. On May 1, more than 600 students took the stage for All University Sing in front of an audience of roughly 3,500, bringing exuberant choreography and shout-your-heart-out energy to Gill Coliseum. This year’s theme, “Welcome to the Show,” featured movie-inspired routines from 12 fraternity and sorority teams. In the end, Kappa Alpha Theta and Acacia took first place with their performance of “Top Gun.” Co-director Alyssa Pike summed it up: “All University Sing means so much to me because it brings people together and creates memories that last long after the event is over.” This student-organized tradition has been part of OSU life since 1936. Have your own favorite All University Sing story? Share tales — and photos! — with us.


Photos by Maddy Iwaszuk
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