After Oberlin

With a solid foundation in podcasting and storytelling, Sarah Dalgleish ’20 wrote her own path to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The history major plans to attend law school after spending a year teaching English to high school students.

Neena Duphare ’24 is using what she learned at Oberlin to help med students find their way.

A double major in creative writing and studio art, Virginia Wagner ’08 is an artist in the truest sense of the word.

For Lauren Sands ’24, volleyball and mentorship have paved the way for a career in public policy.

Ilana Foggle ’21 became Illinois governor JB Pritzker's speechwriter at age 22. Now, she's taking on the world of tech at GitHub.

Alexis Dill ’20 is using the communication skills she honed at Oberlin to promote the Worcester Red Sox.

Peter Miller ’84’s documentary on Italian cooking legend Marcella Hazan stirs up positive acclaim.

Alli Roshni ’23 has been awarded the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarship, a prestigious award that covers her entire tuition fee for a master’s of science in global health science and epidemiology at the University of Oxford

Sherry Miao ’23, who majored in economics, is currently pursuing her master’s in public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School (of Harvard University).

From studying economics to MLB coaching, Max Anastasio is paving his way with perseverance.

Five Oberlin alumni have been awarded prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships.