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Michael Dolton '27 strategizes with economics
Communications Staff
The scholar-athlete from Trenton, Ontario, used his major to find creative solutions in his summer internship.
Reyna Berry ’27 earns a 2026-27 Newman Civic Fellowship
Office of Communications
The theater major will continue her work supporting prison and detention center programming
Johana Horvath '28 finds professional growth at a non-profit organization
Communications Staff
The business major from Ann Arbor, Michigan, enjoyed an educational and confidence-building internship.
Oberlin Reimagines Humanities Education Through $1.487M Grant
Communications Staff
New “HOPE” initiative centers humanities learning with real-world impact.
Maike Anthony dos Santos Silva '28 interns at Princeton University
Communications Staff
The math major from Belo Horizonte, Brazil, used his summer internship to delve deeper into his studies.
When Stars Align
By Jeremy Reynolds ’15
The Oberlin Contemporary Music Ensemble shines on Jennifer Koh ’97’s "The American Concerto, Volume One."
Roxie Freifeld '27 had a big-league summer
Communications Staff
The senior from Brooklyn, New York, interned in professional softball.
Telling Stories Through Sound: The Verona Quartet and Mendelssohn's String Quartets
Lucy Curtis '24
Storytelling has always been at the heart of the Verona Quartet. With its latest release, the ensemble turns to a composer who knew something about transforming stories into music: Felix Mendelssohn.
An Obie Legacy Takes Flight
Helen Paxton ’73
It’s a story as old as time: The strong woman, often a wife, plays a critical but largely unrecognized role behind a famous man. But in the case of Katharine Wright Class of 1898, it’s the strong
Wright On, Sister
Doug McInnis '70
Would the Wright brothers have invented their airplane without the support of their sister, Katharine Wright Class of 1898? Probably. But they might not have been the first.
