Number of Truman Scholarship Recipients Highlights Commitment to Service
Among liberal arts institutions, Oberlin ranks third in the number of Truman Scholarship recipients.
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Recent News
Bryan Parkhurst Honored by Society for Music Theory
Article probing the work of theorist Heinrich Schenker and philosopher Immanuel Kant explores previously uncharted territory.
BorderLight Transcends Geographic Divides, Promises to Put Cleveland On the Map
BorderLight is bringing international theater to Cleveland through collaboration and an innovative approach to showcasing new writing.
Counternarratives Installation Examines Bias in the News Media
Brooklyn-based artist Alexandra Bell will mount large-scale works on two campus buildings, prompting viewers to think critically about how race and violence are portrayed in the New York Times.
After Oberlin
This section highlights young alumni in their postgraduate endeavors. Finding success with an Oberlin education in hand, these students share how Oberlin shaped their decision to seek a fellowship, to pursue a particular course of study, or to embark on their career.
From Classroom to Classroom: Ave Bisesi ’17
Ave Bisesi ’17 returns to Oberlin as the HHMI Inclusive Excellence STEM fellow, sharing their enthusiasm for the classroom and for research.
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Artist Recital Series: The Romeros, classical guitar quartet
2:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Finney Chapel
Known as "The Royal Family of the Guitar," the Romeros were the world's first classical guitar quartet—and today, nearly six decades later, they remain a phenomenon unlike any...
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Oberlin College Arts & Sciences Orchestra: Tiffany Chang '09, conductor
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Finney Chapel
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It has only been within the last year that I’ve discovered how deep the field of comics really is, and that I’ve been missing out on some great stories simply because I thought they “were for kids.”
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“In Oberlin, I was pleased to find an intellectual community that not only accommodated my diverse interests, but also nurtured and celebrated them.”
Emilie Lozier ’18
