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The recent graduate’s work will help uplift women and the Korean community.

For Brycen Lesikar ’25, Oberlin’s liberal arts education led to research, intellectual inquiry and medical school to become a surgeon.

The young alum heads to Europe to dive into a teaching assistantship.

 The Brooklyn native will work on urban policy issues during a nine-month fellowship.

Thanks to Oberlin research opportunities and mentorship, Sam Fechner ’25 launches a career in economics.

The Shansi Fellow and creative writing major will be teaching English.

Judge William Vodrey ’87 and his summer intern, Matthew Grogan ’27, find common ground in justice, integrity and the power of the law. 

With a solid foundation in podcasting and storytelling, Sarah Dalgleish ’20 wrote her own path to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The recent alum is currently in Germany for a year-long program.

The history major plans to attend law school after spending a year teaching English to high school students.