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Musician and educator to focus on creation of sound sculptures and wearable listening devices.

A leader in STEM enrichment programming for local youth, Jason Williams is author of a new book to help children grapple with COVID-19.

The fellowship program connects accomplished leaders from various sectors with networking and professional development opportunities.

A student athlete, Kelly-Olsen discovered her passion for politics and East Asian studies at Oberlin. She is currently a student at University of Michigan Law School and working as an associate at a law firm in her hometown of Portland, Oregon.

While teaching abroad, the 2019 graduate hopes to become involved in community building and environmentalism. 

Fikrig is carving a niche by incorporating themes of reproductive and queer rights advocacy into art historical research.

The 2019 graduate earned degrees in both math and physics and now works as a sustainability coordinator in New York City.

Stanford made a documentary about bats, which she thinks are one of the world’s most misunderstood mammals.

A collaborative effort addresses a critical supply shortage.

Oberlin Alumni Magazine revisits the events of the Kent State University antiwar protests in an exclusive online feature story.