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This spring, Oberlin celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Bonner Scholars Program, the largest privately funded, service-based college scholarship program in the country.

Prolific, Pulitzer Prize-winning author celebrated for his thoughtful explorations of humanity’s place in the world.

Two years in the making, Oberlin Conservatory students and faculty are in midtown Detroit, April 14-15, to participate and perform in the Resonate Chamber Music Symposium, held at The Carr Center—an organization dedicated to showcasing Black arts and artists. 

Areas of focus include antibiotic resistence and protein profiling.

Cat Lambert discusses Lucian's "Ignorant Book Collector" in audacious essay.

Sydney Allen ’19 on a career as an international journalist.

“We are thrilled to bring back the Cooper piano competition and to collaborate with the Cleveland Orchestra once again as we celebrate the best young piano talent in the world,” says Oberlin Professor of Piano Robert Shannon, Cooper piano competition director and jury chair. Applications are due on April 25.

Melissa Fleming, the Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications at the United Nations and a 1986 graduate of Oberlin College, will return to her alma mater to discuss her career and her Oberlin

A prolific composer, Mrs. White enjoyed a lengthy and diverse career incorporating teaching and performing into her artistic practice, while raising a family and supporting her husband, Donald, a

Proposed renovations to Hall Auditorium top submissions from graduate school programs.