News
Four Hands, Two Voices, One Family
May 3, 2016
Daniel Hautzinger
Multitalented pianists Chelsea and Chloe DeSouza accompany each other just about everywhere.
Max Bessesen '16 Receives Beebe Fellowship
April 29, 2016
Amanda Nagy
A double-degree student and member of the Echoes jazz quartet, Bessesen will study Carnatic music in India.
Coding and Composing
March 13, 2015
Sky Kalfus
Eli Stine ’14 unites his two passions, music and computer science, as a Jefferson Fellow in the Composition and Computer Technologies Ph.D. program at the University of Virginia.
Just Curious: Vera Rudi '17 Follows Her Passions to the Stage and the Lab
November 3, 2014
Daniel Hautzinger
A native of Norway, she chose Oberlin to study music. She chose a double degree to make the most of her experience.
Now You Hear Him: Devin Frenze '15 Explores the Limits of Human Ears
October 20, 2014
Michael Stenovec
The double-degree student blends studies in composition and computer science to make music that pleases the machine.
A Little Chin Music: Pitcher Julian Sawhill Mows Down the Mozart Too
October 9, 2014
Daniel Hautzinger
A lefty hurler with a passion for politics, the junior from North Carolina has added viola to his repertoire.
A Feel for Therapy
March 14, 2014
James Helmsworth
Double-degree student Matthew DiBiase combined his interests by shadowing music therapists and cognition researchers throughout New England.
'Case of the Missing Dirt' Brings Oberlin to China
September 25, 2013
James Helmsworth
Assistant Professor of Geology Amanda Schmidt provides students with a hands-on research opportunity researching erosion in China.
NSF Recognizes Seniors
April 29, 2013
Amanda Nagy
Margaret Nichols has won a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, and Adam Birdsall has received honorable mention.
