For their final "hand-in" assignment, the students taking "Evolution of the Earth" (GEOL 204) in the spring semester of 1998 were required to assemble a page of geological history to post on the Oberlin Geology website. Each of the students taking the class chose both a geographic region and a "slice" of geologic time of interest to them, then researched the history of the earth and/or the life living on it in that particular window of space and time. Use this list of students and their projects to link to the pages they came up with.
| Student | Project Title |
| Ansara, Margery | Brazil During the Proterozoic |
| Barbour, Amy | The Ordovician Period in North America and Europe |
| Brooks-Chruch, Felix | The Geologic Evolution of the Eastern Mediterranean |
| Clement, Matt | North American Deserts of the Mesozoic |
| Fishwick, Colin | Geologic Development of the Baikal Rift |
| Fleming, Wes | Story of Big Bend |
| Healey, Darrah | The Acadian Orogeny |
| Jambor, Paul | The Precambrian of South Africa |
| Jones, Stephanie | Permo-Carboniferous and Ice Flows |
| Kazary, Ellen | Rocks and Stuff |
| Kolker,Amanda | Geological History of the Central Mediterranean |
| Lee, Heather | East African Rift System and Evidence of Hominids |
| Mattheis, Allison | Significant Events in the Evolution of Eastern Antarctica |
| Mausner, Jesse | The Cretaceous-Tertiary History of Bryce Canyon |
| Palmer, Nicole | The Quaternary of Northern Ohio |
| Solimine, Elizabeth | The Panamanian Land Bridge During the Cenozoic |
| Spalding, Elizabeth | History of Jurassic Europe |
| Thornberry, Trista | "The Richest Hill on Earth" - Butte, Montana |
| Weaver, Gail | The Geology of Iceland in the Cenozoic Era |