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May 2017 graduates Kirk Pearson (on right) will explore invented instruments, while Paulus Van Horne will study the effects of noise in megacities.

Oberlin punches well above its weight in the sciences, as a recent symposium featuring alumni members of the National Academy of Sciences proves.

Senior Adam Chazin-Gray will receive $50,000 to use toward research and graduate studies in climatology, microbiology, and public health.

Noalle Fellah ’16 is combining her passion for art history and chemistry as she pursues a PhD at New York University.

Oberlin students jump at the opportunity to study abroad at sea.

Sarel Loewus '16, former captain of Oberlin women's track and field and cross country teams, is pursuing a PhD in biochemistry at the University of Pittsburgh.

Three-day program will celebrate Oberlin’s achievements in producing top-rated scientists.

Oberlin’s student-run science magazine collaborates with students at neighboring liberal arts schools.

The first cohort in Oberlin’s new program for underrepresented students in STEM fields can’t imagine what college would be like without it.

Bradley Hamilton and Jennifer Jimenez will spend 10 weeks working on cutting-edge projects with HHMI scientists.