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Individual Excellence Awards recognize exceptional merit of an artist’s past body of work.

In a recent career day event hosted by the Environmental Studies Program and Oberlin College EnviroAlums, alumni working in environmental fields shared their professional pathways with students.

Four Oberlin computer science majors have accepted jobs from the tech giant while still in their senior year.

Oberlin College and Dean Raimondo deny and reject all claims asserted in the lawsuit filed by Gibson Bros., Inc.

In his lab, Professor of Physics Stephen FitzGerald is using quantum mechanics to improve the process of deuterium separation.

With the award, Ann Cooper Albright will begin work on a new book that employs her scholarly method of combining philosophy and dance.

Environmental studies graduate Hyacinth Parker ’17 has landed a new job as a sales planning coordinator at the New York Times.

Alison Ricker works behind the scenes to support students and faculty in the sciences. This weekend she will lead a volunteer effort to evaluate science-related Wikipedia articles in observance of Citizen Science Day.

A philosophy practicum bridges the distance between teaching and learning, showing that the two are symbiotic and inextricable. The course also facilitates outreach in the Oberlin community.

Final performance of the 2018-19 Artist Recital Series also concludes a three-day celebration of the Jazz Studies degree at Oberlin; limited tickets remain.