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From the classroom to the stage, Oberlin senior Annie Rasiel has built a middle school Shakespeare program that promotes literacy through theater performance.

Talia Greenberg ’15 says she could teach students ranging from grades 1 through 6 during her 10 months in Yilan County.

Organizations like Storage and the Exhibition Initiative, as well as events like the Computer Science Art Show offer students new opportunities to share their art.

At the 17th annual Oberlin Folk Festival, Oberlin’s rich folk history continues as Oberlin students and local acts share a bill with acclaimed headliners.

Oberlin's slam poetry club, OSlam!, sent a competitive team to Richmond, Virginia, to compete in the College Union Poetry Slam Invitational (CUPSI). The team placed 16th out of 68 competitors, beating its personal record from the previous year.

The Sexual Information Center (SIC) presents RESHAPE Week, a series of events occurring April 4 to April 12. RESHAPE Week is one of many changes the SIC has made to its programming this year.

Organizations like Oberlin's Book Co-op, Bike Co-op, and Free Store offer affordable ways for students and community members to get what they need, while recycling items that might otherwise go to waste.

Students try their hand at karuta, a Japanese card game of speed, memorization, and concentration.

Oberlin students are taking their passions to new heights by participating in regional rock climbing competitions.

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