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Johnnetta Cole ’57 reflects on how she got from studying anthropology at Oberlin to being the director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art.

Inactive for more than a decade, the recently revived chess club is competing in tournaments and attracting new student members.

Professor Susan Kane has been received he Society for American Archaeology’s Presidential Award for her work preserving Libyan archaeological sites and heritage during the country’s 2011 civil war.

Premed student Richard McGuire is making important discoveries about the state of dental health in poor and underserved communities.

While exploring Arizona's historic copper mines through a photojournalism project, senior Paris Achenbach discovered as much about her future as she did about the state's past and present.

Senior Madeleine O’Meara reflects on her winter term spent working at the Mother’s Milk Bank of Denver.

While keeping up their training for the upcoming season, the members of the women’s lacrosse team completed winter term projects as varied as chemistry research, teaching outdoor skills to children in Lake Tahoe, and visiting the art museums of Paris.

An after-school mentorship program teaches middle school girls how to dance, write, create, and, most importantly, be themselves.

What are liberal arts students doing in the finance industry? For Obies, it’s serious business.

Jordan Buller-Doll explored her interests in writing, policy making, and the legal system in her first winter term as an intern working for the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland.