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Rachael Shapiro ’16 made the leap from piano performance to corporate America, working as a private equity research analyst for Third Bridge, a Manhattan firm.

Part of the Artist Recital Series, program will feature trios by Schubert and Shostakovich, plus selections from Glière.

As its centennial approaches, the Allen Memorial Art Museum reflects on how different artists and cultures have sought to capture the passage of time

Inspired by Shakespeare's Tempest, What Noises Remain emphasizes percussion and field recordings from around the world.

In 1940, Ellen Johnson had a simple, brilliant idea: let students live with art for a semester.

Growing demand and collaborative opportunities lead to appointment of versatile singer La Tanya Hall.

Umra Omar ’06 provides free medical care to remote, insecure areas on the eastern coast of Kenya with her group Safari Doctors.

A supposed autism epidemic led Steve Silberman ’79 to explore the causes. What he found was its history and a different approach to its future. Oberlin Alumni Magazine editor Jeff Hagan ’86 interviewed Silberman for the summer issue.

The Cleveland School of Tango will offer six-week sessions for students and community members

Marvin Krislov, president of Oberlin College & Conservatory, announced today that he plans to leave his position on June 30, 2017, after leading the institution for 10 years.