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For Tracy Chevalier ’84, the Oberlin-In-London program was a magical, intense period of cultural and intellectual stimulation. As the beloved study-away experience celebrates 50 years, the New York Times best-selling author looks back on the semester she spent studying and living in London.

Kenji Anderson came to Oberlin to study English and piano—and left with a deepened love of Japan.

Prolific, Pulitzer Prize-winning author celebrated for his thoughtful explorations of humanity’s place in the world.

Arman Luczkow will apply his leadership and language skills as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant in Taiwan. 

Versatile singer and educator Adriana Manfredi ’01 stretches the bounds of her music career.

Justine Goode ’16 has always wanted to work at a print magazine in either a design or an editorial capacity. Today, the former editor of the Grape, Oberlin's alternative student newspaper, is fulfilling both career goals at Vanity Fair.

Students in Associate Professor Danielle Skeehan’s Early American Media and Identity course aren’t just bringing laptops and books to class. Required materials include Band-Aids, scissors, needle threaders, and kitchen sponges.

A display of artwork by Studio Art seniors is shown to President Carmen Twillie Ambar. Her walk through Robert D. Baron ’64 Art Gallery was accented by sculptures and vibrant multimedia pieces. This visit is just one of the images featured in this week’s photo series.

After spending a month researching artist books and creating a book of her own, Marie Romanelli ’21 is officially hooked on the craft, both as an artist and as a short-form poet.

An English major at Oberlin, Lee discovered her calling to be an immigration attorney at Yale Law School.