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Theo Canter’s deep ties to Greece get a boost through a Fulbright teaching assistantship in Athens.

Flute Professor Alexa Still collaborates with pianist Evan Hines '16 in seven works for flute written by composer Valerie Coleman—some inspired by poems of Maya Angelou and Fred D'Aguiar; album also features the readings of these poems by Oberlin's President Carmen Ambar.

Campus solar fields maintained by truckloads of hungry livestock.

A May 2023 graduate of the double degree program, Stern Yen will apply his experiences in teaching and working with youth.

Recipients of Oberlin Conservatory’s 2022-23 Honors and Awards included 43 outstanding students from across the Conservatory’s 11 divisions. Most of the prizes were given to graduating seniors honored

Nicolas Zamora’s Oberlin experience prepared him for the classrooms of Spain.

$50K award honors a graduating science student with a passion for interdisciplinary research.

Díaz Burgos teaches Spanish language classes and early modern literature and culture courses in the Department of Hispanic Studies. 

A scholar in the fields of evolution, behavioral ecology, ornithology, and organismal biology, Tarvin was honored for his approach to teaching and mentoring undergraduate researchers. 

A specialist in 20th- and 21st-century American cultural and political history and the field of historical memory, Romano is instrumental in establishing Oberlin's public humanities integrative concentration.