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A circuitous route through Oberlin led directly to a dream job for Gabe Pollack ’11. After initially majoring in environmental studies in the College of Arts & Sciences, he added a...

Johan Dalene’s exuberant performance of Tchaikovsky’s Concerto in D Major with The Cleveland Orchestra concluded the final round of the 2017 Thomas and Evon Cooper International...

After five days of thrilling competition on the campus of Oberlin Conservatory, the stage is set for the climactic Concerto Finals of the 2017 Cooper Internationational Competition for Violin.

Two sessions of Concerto Round competition on Tuesday have given way to another round of jury deliberations in the 2017 Cooper International Competition for Violin. After two rounds of competition at...

After three days of riveting Semifinal Round performances by 23 outstanding young violinists, the 2017 Cooper Competition field has been reduced to 10 in advance of the Concerto Round. The remaining...

As the Allen Memorial Art Museum celebrates its centennial anniversary, Jill Greenwood joins the staff as the Eric and Jane Nord Family Curator of Education.

Kate Frost ’15 majored in biology and neuroscience and minored in chemistry. The Oberlin alum knew early on that she was on a science track. Today she’s completing her first year of medical school at Vanderbilt University.

Anyone who has spent time at Oberlin knows the college is markedly brimming with hidden gems. One such gem is the Allen Memorial Art Museum’s Asian Art collection.

Duncan Reid appreciates the physical challenges that come with being a member of the varsity men’s cross country team. This summer, the politics major secured top honors at the 2017 USA Triathlon Draft-Legal Duathlon World Qualifier in Oregon.

Sergio Gutiérrez Negrón tells his students not to fear the blank page. Make time to be creative. Write something, even it you’re not happy with it.