News Collection
Engaged Liberal Arts in Action
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Advancing AI Accessibility and Policy
Oberlin student Tanisha Shende ’26, a Goldwater Scholar and STRONG program participant, bridges the gap between generative AI innovation, disability accessibility, and international tech policy.
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Finding Confidence and Community Through Oberlin’s Bonner Scholars Program
Math major Erica Vu ’26 leverages the Bonner Scholars Program and CELA resources to bridge the gap between academic research and impactful community service.
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Formulating a Future: Finding a Calling in Pharmaceutical Science
Chemistry major Alex Xie ’26 utilizes CELA’s research fellowships and scholarship advising to transition from campus labs to a future in pharmaceutical research.
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How Oberlin’s CELA and STRONG Program Fuel Undergraduate Research
Aisha Muradi ’26 explores the power of undergraduate research at Oberlin through the STRONG program, CELA, and a global Projects for Peace fellowship.
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How CELA and CLEAR Empower Biochemistry Research
Julia Ludwig ’27 highlights how Oberlin’s CELA and CLEAR programs provided the research foundation and leadership skills needed for a future in neuroscience.
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Exploring Identity and Research Pathways Through CELA
Sociology major Katelyn Liu ’26 explores Asian and Asian American identity through Oberlin’s Mellon Mays Fellowship and the Center for Engaged Liberal Arts.
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Connecting Hawaiian Identity and Global Advocacy
Isabel Handa ’26 shares how Oberlin’s Mellon Mays fellowship and CELA resources helped her bridge Hawaiian identity with global diasporic advocacy and research.
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From Ninde Tutor to Future Pediatrician
Through hands-on service, nonprofit leadership, and undergraduate research, Ellie Pollock-Ballard ’26 is building a future in pediatric medicine rooted in community care.
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From the Great Lakes to the East Coast: Connecting Research and Service
Nyrobi Whitfield ’26 blends marine ecology research and community engagement through CELA to shape a path toward climate change research.
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Bridging Art, Environment, and Public Service Through CELA
Through an arts apprenticeship, climate communication, and a Udall Scholarship, Nathaniel Liu ’26 connects experiential learning with a career in environmental public service.
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Chudi Martin Jr. ’24 Earns Prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship
The Oberlin double major is one of 26 people awarded the highly competitive Gates Cambridge Scholarship—an honor reserved for the most academically brilliant social leaders in the U.S.
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Leo Hidy ’23 Earns 2026 Marshall Scholarship
Leo Hidy ’23, a comparative American studies major who also studied business and economics while at Oberlin, has received a 2026 Marshall Scholarship that will fund two years of graduate study in the UK.