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3 Sections, by alumnus Vijay Seshadri, has been awarded the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.

Musicians from all corners of the conservatory to be featured as part of the Conservatory Project.

Shorter showers are second nature, but Ecolympics challenges students to get more creative in reducing their water and energy consumption.

Inspired by Cleveland’s long-running festival, Oberlin Thyagaraja showcases South Indian music, film, and dance at the Apollo Theatre on April 22.

With his immersive piece, House, Linus Ignatius ’14 created a theatrical piece that experiments with the form and one of Oberlin's most important buildings.

A good source of practice in both athletics and language, Oberlin students take their sports abroad for a truly immersive experience.

This winter, Oberlin students have tapped Oberlin's central green, Tappan Square, for a tasty—and aptly named—project.

Students broaden their horizons, reconnect with their homes, and build community through Oberlin's student-run dance groups.

Double-degree student Matthew DiBiase combined his interests by shadowing music therapists and cognition researchers throughout New England.

Richard Tran traveled throughout Ghana to shadow the makers of traditional and contemporary art forms.