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Schaer will use the award to work on a new collection of poetry. 

COVID-19 and uprisings for racial justice have called for a thorough transformation of how we prepare students for the professional world, writes Dana Hamdan, executive director of the Career Development Center, in an op-ed published by Inside Higher Ed.

Instead of an alarm clock, the sounds of Sergei Prokofiev and Chaka Khan would waft through Caylen Bryant’s childhood home every Saturday morning. Those early days  served as inspiration for the jazz bass performance and Africana Studies major. After graduating from Oberlin in 2017, Bryant went on to perfect her own sound, and head a music program handed down to her by author and musician James McBride ’79.

A new virtual exhibit by the Oberlin College Archives showcases artworks with deep institutional history.

President Carmen Twillie Ambar shares a message with the Oberlin College community.

A new college rankings source that measures the work and influence of faculty and alumni places Oberlin among the top liberal arts colleges in the country. 

Series begins Feb. 4, continues throughout the month on Oberlin Stage Left.

Oberlin Stage Left program revolves around performers’ shared love of bluegrass and more.

Nearly a year ago many businesses and schools concerned about the spread of COVID-19 relocated onsite offices and classrooms to the internet. The transition to a virtual platform took some getting used to, but for Bryan Rubin ’18 and Benjamin Steger ’18 the future was finally here.

The pandemic hasn’t prevented students from working with Kendal at Oberlin residents.