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With major wins like the Marshall, Goldwater, and Fulbright, dozens of Obies are setting off to pursue cutting-edge research, graduate study, and public service around the world.

Politics and environmental studies major Chhavi Singh ’27 wins a global Projects for Peace grant to establish a women’s health initiative in Udaipur, India.

The Center for Engaged Liberal Arts (CELA) helps Ariana Ofori ’26 connect psychology, education, and hands-on experience working with special-needs communities.

CELA supports Henry Feller ’26 as he integrates research across the college and conservatory, clinical experience, and global study toward a career in pediatrics and public health.

Oberlin College and Conservatory has established the Robert I. Rotberg ’55 and Fiona J. Y. Rotberg ’90 Annual Lecture in African Politics, a new endowed series that will bring leading scholars to

“Kander and Ebb themes can be categorized as the fighting spirit,” says Director Alex Sanchez. “Their songs embody a yearning for a better life…and celebrate the spirit in the face of despair and challenges.” 

Junior neuroscience and biology major honored for her extensive research into Parkinson’s disease treatments and the dopamine system.

Founding CEO of Lever for Change and former MacArthur Foundation leader will address the graduating class on May 25.

Oberlin alumna Leah Yonemoto-Weston ’24 earns a spot in the selective NYC Urban Fellows Program, bridging the gap between direct service and local policy.

Oberlin College and Conservatory announces its 2026 commencement honorees, featuring keynote speaker Cecilia Conrad and distinguished leaders in health, music, and public service.