With deep sorrow, the University of California, San Diego community, family, and friends mourn the passing of August Bargreen, a cherished student whose warmth, curiosity, and compassionate spirit left a meaningful mark on everyone he encountered.
August’s life was characterized by his thoughtful nature, dedication to learning, and genuine care for others—qualities that made him a respected and beloved member of the Triton family. His untimely death at UC San Diego has left a profound sense of loss among those who knew him.
August was widely recognized on campus for his intellectual curiosity and creative spirit. Whether engaging in academic discussions or informal conversations with classmates, he brought a thoughtful presence and unique perspective that enriched the learning environment.
Friends remember him as someone who listened deeply, asked insightful questions, and encouraged others to explore ideas with enthusiasm and openness.
His commitment to his studies and personal growth reflected a young person determined to make the most of his time at one of the nation’s leading research universities.
Beyond his academic pursuits, August brought joy, humor, and authenticity to his everyday interactions. He was often described as approachable and kind-hearted someone who had a natural ability to make others feel seen and valued.
His presence brightened classrooms, social gatherings, and quiet moments alike, and many students have shared how his thoughtful conversations and steady kindness made a lasting impact.
August’s ability to connect with a wide range of people speaks to the depth of his character and the genuine warmth he carried in every interaction.
