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Jan L. Flynn retired February 11, 2013, after 15 years as a baker in the college’s bake shop, whose employees provide quality baked goods to the student dining halls. “I have enjoyed not only

Sharon Ault retired May 4, 2013, as grill/counter/cashier with campus dining. Of her 11 years stationed primarily in Wilder Hall’s DeCafé and Rathskeller she says, “I loved working there.”

Ault says

Vivian Seeley retired July 31, 2012, after working 15 years as grill/counter/cashier primarily in the Stevenson, Wilder, and Dascomb dining halls. She joined the staff of Oberlin College in 1997 after

On Sunday, June 2, the Oberlin Community Music School wrapped up its 10th anniversary celebrations with a Mega Musical Mashup that brought Oberlin’s musical organizations to Tappan Square for community merrymaking. Watch a video from the festivities.

There is a high level of civic, social, cultural, and economic activity that goes on in this city of some 8,200 residents, and while it slows down in the summer, it doesn’t stop.

Last month, Federighi Professor of Physics and Astronomy Dan Stinebring traveled to the world’s largest fully steerable radio telescope in Green Bank, West Virginia with three Oberlin students. Next

It’s an idyllic June day in Oberlin. While I don’t want to disturb anyone’s spring reverie, I have news about our 2013-14 Convocation series.

Professional and free are two words that don’t often appear together. But they do so repeatedly whenever the subject of conversation is the Oberlin Summer Theater Festival.

I don’t believe any other liberal arts college in this country had such an amazing gathering of academic, intellectual, artistic, musical, and spiritual brilliance at their graduation ceremonies.

Steady rain and unseasonably cool temperatures during Monday’s Commencement Exercises prompted President Krislov to cut his remarks short. Read what he planned to say to the Class of 2013.