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Meredith Raimondo has been appointed vice president and dean of students after filling the position on an interim basis since July 2016. She will lead Oberlin’s division of student life that supports students by creating more seamless connections between curricular and cocurricular experiences.

The college welcomed back to campus a dozen alumni who are members of the National Academy of Sciences for a series of discussions highlighting the role of liberal arts in producing first-rate

Assistant Professor of Politics Jenny Garcia teaches through the lens of polarization and what makes this election cycle so unusual.

Lauded for its “rock ’n’ roll energy,” ensemble will perform quartets by Haydn, Beethoven, and Adams.

Biennial event, founded at Oberlin in 2012, leads to career-development opportunities for fellows past and present.

Willow Run, which features saxophonist Noah Getz ’97, also to be performed Nov. 5 at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

His piano sonata, written over several years during breaks from the Atlanta Symphony, celebrates the four classical elements.

Donizetti's Viva la Mamma and Poulenc's Les Mamelles de Tirésias come to life November 2-6.

Founded at Oberlin in 1996, Chicago-based sextet is widely acclaimed for its innovative programming.

Three-day program will celebrate Oberlin’s achievements in producing top-rated scientists.