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Black History Month brought prominent civil rights leader James Lawson and anti-apartheid leader Allan Boesak to Oberlin’s campus.

At just two years old, Oberlin's chess team is already proving a force to be reckoned with.

Oberlin's Board of Trustees has confirmed the appointment of two academic deans.

Oberlin athletes taking part in the conference’s Branch Rickey Mentor Program are gaining experience in athletics administration and making their voices heard.

The period between winter break and spring semester is an opportunity to take on new challenges—and to have fun doing it.

Annual residency, made possible by philanthropist Stephen Rubin, includes private study with students, master classes, and a celebration of Horne’s career.

Associate Professor Zeinab Abul-Magd’s first-hand knowledge of Egypt’s revolution and her yearly travels in the region make her a valuable resource for students interested in the Arab Spring and current events in the Middle East and North Africa.

Three have been awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship for international study abroad in nontraditional destinations.

Up against some of the toughest competition in the country, Oberlin's bowling team is enjoying its best season yet.

Students in Oberlin's creative writing program find publishing opportunities before they graduate.