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Jacob Day '27 explores international business in Brussels
Communications Staff
The Oberlin football player and Entrepreneurship Club founder enjoyed an inspiring summer internship.
Wilder Hall Renovations Yield New Offices, Plentiful Student Spaces
Communications Staff
Phase 2 of the historic student center’s multiyear makeover was completed in summer 2026, with work on Phase 3 now underway.
Mingzhe Ye Wins 2026 Cooper International Violin Competition
Conservatory Communications
After five days of competition, the event culminated in a finals concert featuring the three finalists performing full concertos with the ProMusica Chamber Orchestra, conducted by David Danzmayr.
Andy Roshal '26 earns DAAD scholarship
Communications Staff
The Hartsdale, New York, native will travel to Germany to expand on the Yiddish studies they began here at Oberlin.
Bebe Moss ’26 to Play Christine in International Tour of “The Phantom of the Opera”
Andrea Simakis
At age 13, Moss asked for one birthday gift: to go to New York City to see Phantom on Broadway. She sat on the edge of her seat, eyes wide, forgetting to breathe as she watched the iconic chandelier
The Importance of Craft
Stephanie Manning '23
Composer and conductor Sophia Bass ’20 nurtured her creativity as a musical studies major at Oberlin, following her dual passions of ethnomusicology and film composition.
Thorin Finch ’26 earns Fulbright Study/Research Award to Ireland
Office of Communications
The creative writing major will be studying ethnology and folklore at University College Dublin
Nissa Berle ’24 earns Fulbright Study/Research Award
Office of Communications
The psychology major will earn a master’s degree in disaster and emergency management at York University
Oberlin Uses Co-Designed Tech to Bridge Adult Education Gaps Amid AI-Driven Change
Office of Communications
That message came through clearly at the Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of Ohio (AICUO) Collaborative Conference held June 4 at Otterbein University, where Oberlin faculty and
Excellence, Innovation, and Engagement: The 2026–27 Oberlin Artist Recital Series
Zach Terrillion ’24
The 2026–27 season represents the Artist Recital Series at its best, offering audiences an opportunity not only to listen, but also to engage deeply with some of the finest musical artistry across genres, traditions, and time periods.