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With a solid foundation in both science and the humanities, this minor ensures students to understand and be able to analyze the ethical, cultural, environmental, political, economic, technological, and labor effects of AI.

Leah Flax Barber ’18 established a creative practice at Oberlin—resulting in a debut poetry collection, "The Mirror of Simple Souls."

The Oberlin double major is one of 26 people awarded the highly competitive Gates Cambridge Scholarship—an honor reserved for the most academically brilliant social leaders in the U.S. 

Earlier this year, Luca Johnson ’24 landed his dream role: working on the Safe Routes Philly initiative. 

Managed by Philadelphia’s Office of Transportation, Infrastructure, and Sustainability, the

Oberlin Opera Theater’s spring production features two one-act operas with music by John Musto and librettos by Mark Campbell.

The principal tuba player at the Cleveland Orchestra is a globally renowned performer and dedicated educator

John Mercer Langston graduated in 1849 and broke color barriers throughout his career in law, politics, and education.

Freestyle skier and incoming first-year student Liz Lemley represents Team USA in her first Olympic Games.

Les Misérables on Broadway. Yo-Yo Ma. The Sala Sao Paulo. Metallica. What do these musical names all have in common? They are the professional connections you can find among the members of the American Brass Quintet, set to perform in Oberlin on Friday, February 20.

 A theater department Winter Term project culminates in a thoughtful musical adaptation of Alison Bechdel '81’s graphic memoir, Fun Home