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“Please make a former Harkness pizza cook proud and take a photo during pizza night,” reads a request received by the Office of the Oberlin Annual Fund for its Still Oberlin giving campaign. Amanda

Robert Henry Grimm, who taught in the philosophy department for 40 years, died March 27, 2016, at the age of 85.

This year, more than 50 seniors and fifth-years on 17 panels will each give a 12-minute presentation regarding work they performed for honors or capstones or research they conducted individually or with a faculty mentor.

Vice President and Dean of Students Eric Estes speaks in Wilder Hall for the 19th biennial Midwest Asian American Student Conference on April 2. Featured conference speakers—including An Na, Paul Tran

Manager of Social Strategy and Projects Ma’ayan Plaut, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Marissa Evans, and Assistant Director of the Oberlin Annual Fund Jessica Stewart pose on a Tappan Square

In 2003, composer Andrew Norman was researching the art of Italian futurist Giacomo Balla for a term paper, watching his roommates play a car racing video game called Gran Turismo, and thinking about

Throughout April, the career center will conduct a needs assessment with current juniors and seniors and recent alumni to discover what they need most to identify and achieve their career objectives.

Recipients of the Oberlin Heritage Center’s 15th Annual Community Awards pose for a photo following a gathering of more than 170 members and friends of the nonprofit. (Pictured l-r) History Teachers

From hands-on crafts and hangouts to thought-provoking lectures and film screenings, Ecolympics 2016 has plenty of events to get everyone involved.

Residents of Barnard, a substance-free program house, hosted a mocktail party from 9 to 11 p.m. on Friday, April 8. The social gathering included games and a make-your-own alcohol-free beverage bar