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Amara Granderson’s visions of Broadway came into focus on the stages of Oberlin.

Melissa Fleming, the Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications at the United Nations and a 1986 graduate of Oberlin College, will return to her alma mater to discuss her career and her Oberlin

Anthropologist and educator celebrated by President Biden in White House ceremony.

Author and educator elevates nuances of the Black experience—and his own experience—through acclaimed works of fiction and nonfiction.

Tailgate, athletic events, performances, and reunion activities are just a few of the highlights. 

Joshua Angrist ’82 has won the Nobel Prize in economics for “methodological contributions to the analysis of causal relationships.”

Cinema Studies alumni Drew Dickler and Jake Hochendoner are codirectors of a documentary that tells the story of incarcerated men who are fighting the deadliest and largest fires in California's recent history. The film was released on VOD on August 3. 

Award supports completion of an opera that explores the experience of Black women.

Award supports completion of suite of electroacoustic pieces developed during the pandemic.

The course will focus on what’s driving change in the business world while defining the role of sustainability.