A number of Leeds alumni have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.

Set designer Alison Harvey (Fine Art 1988) has helped to shape some of the biggest films and TV series of the last 20 years. Now, she has received an Emmy for her work on The Crown.

Rupa Ganguli (MSc Textile Management 2001) is passionate about making sustainability part of our everyday lives. Discover her story, and watch her Leeds Alumni Voices event.

It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Anne-Marie Hutchinson (International History and Politics 1980; Hon LLD 2016). Anne-Marie was recognised as the leading lawyer of her generation.

As part of our My Leeds story series, read how 2020 geophysical sciences graduate Victoria Purcell overcame several challenges throughout her degree, balancing study and assignments with raising her son.

Read about Reverend Roger Quick (Music 1979; Theology 1996) and his journey from client to chaplain at St George's Crypt, a charity for the homeless, in our latest alumni feature.

Dr Ronald Turner (Medicine 1957), a GP who volunteered in Africa and worked with refugee children in Kosovo, has died aged 88. Read his obituary here.

With the Class of 2020 facing uncertainty and anxieties over their future, we ask those who have walked this path before: What advice do you have for those embarking on their careers?

Ellen Manning (English 2004) has come a long way since her days as a student reporter at the Leeds. From the Royal Wedding to London 2012, explore her fascinating story journey in our latest alumni feature.

Each month, 'My Leeds story' shines a spotlight on a member of the Class of 2020 to celebrate their journey. First up, we spoke to Gina Baker, an engineering masters graduate who made history at Leeds and ended up going viral on Twitter in the process. Discover her Leeds story.