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In four short years at Oberlin College, Alex Ngo set his course for a life in music.

Recording showcases the longtime Oberlin faculty soprano, spans three decades of the composer’s work.

A geology and religion double major, Gerrits recently earned a master of science degree at Boston College.

Oberlin will apply its core liberal arts curriculum to an integrative concentration in journalism designed to enhance its long history of preparing journalists for successful careers.

David Fineman was part of a research group led by a neonatal researcher.

Professor of Cinema Studies and English Geoff Pingree recently released an autobiographical documentary, The Return of Elder Pingree—Memoir of a Departed Mormon.

An award-winning teacher and accomplished scholar, David Kamitsuka chaired the steering committee that produced the landmark One Oberlin report.   

Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Chie Sakakibara showcases ethnographic study of indigenous community in Japan.

Distinctive courses of study draw upon interdisciplinary resources, chart paths toward 21st century careers.

An activist and scholar of Africana studies, Maulana Karenga established the holiday in 1966.