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Oberlin Conservatory’s annual competition awards four featured soloist spots to outstanding students in their final year.

Oberlin flute students join their mentor at an international music conference.

Oberlin’s commitment to inclusion has always been, and will continue to be, a fight for justice in the face of social, political, and economic injustice.

Anna Gelman ’16 spends her days working in the education department at the Goodman Theater and nights producing her own work in Chicago's "DIY" experimental theater scene.

Oberlin’s student-led finance and investment club makes education a priority.

Double-degree violinist Sophie Davis ’17 explores the connections between music and the environment.

The Oberlin College Board of Trustees, after extensive consideration and a comprehensive review of recommendations from multiple faculty committees and Oberlin President Marvin Krislov, has voted to dismiss Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Composition Joy D. Karega for failing to meet the academic standards that Oberlin requires of its faculty and failing to demonstrate intellectual honesty.

Dessane Cassell ’14 gained experience working with the Allen Memorial Art Museum.

Created by John Beder, Composed probes a rarely discussed facet of life for professional musicians.

Zoë DePreta ’17 and Zach Weinberg ’14 crossed paths with several Oberlin alumni while making their playwriting debut