Campus News
Q&A with Tim Keller
Communications Staff
Meet the head of discovery and metadata services, and read about his favorite place on earth and how he nearly opened a boulangerie in Paris.
Q&A with Cora Hasegawa ’19
Communications Staff
Meet Admissions Counselor Cora Hasegawa and hear about a treasured item of clothing she unearthed from the Keep Cottage free box, along with the best advice she's ever been given.
Jewish Studies Program Experiences Renewal
Hillary Hempstead
New faculty members and new programming offer students a robust experience in the study of Jewish history, culture, religious tradition, and literature.
Offices Relocate to Dascomb Hall
Communications Staff
Campus Safety, Student Health Services, and the Counseling Center are now located inside Dascomb Hall at 140 W. College St.
Q&A with Chris Marx: Great Lakes Mathematical Physics Meeting
Communications Staff
For the first time in the program’s history, undergraduate students, including six from Oberlin, were able to participate in the annual meeting.
In Memoriam: Professor of Comparative Literature and English Jed Deppman
Communications Staff
In his life and work, Deppman embodied the border-crossing, eclectic ethos of Comparative Literature in an exemplary way.
Alan Carroll ’58, Kendal Resident and Friend of College, Dies
Communications Staff
Carroll was instrumental in bringing the Peace and Conflict Studies Concentration to the college curriculum.
Leondist DuVall Named Recipient of YB Staff Award
Hillary Hempstead
Campus Safety Supervisor Leondist DuVall’s dedication to service during the past 20 years is the reason he was selected for the 2019 YB Staff Award.
Emeritus Professor Albert J. McQueen Dies
Communications Staff
The emeritus professor of sociology passed away on May 22, 2019. He was 91 years old.
