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Daylong event invites the world to remember the life and work of Toni Morrison on her birthday.

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

An influenza expert at the Centers for Disease Control, Uyeki balanced science with humanities research at Oberlin.

Hisa and Hikaru Uzawa will perform and share their craft with the campus community.

Apple executive Lisa Jackson will give the keynote Commencement address; scientist Joanne Chory and broadcast journalist Robert Krulwich ’69 will also receive honorary degrees.

Presidential Scholar in Islamic Studies Mohammad Jafar Mahallati founded the Oberlin Friendship Festival.

Jazz composer, bandleader, and musician advocate helms student sessions and a March 16 performance of the Oberlin Jazz Ensemble.

Three days of performances, workshops, and more highlight technology's connection to music.

The two-day summit, STEM in Color, features presentations and research from black professionals and students in STEM fields.

Now in its fourth year, the Global Issues Symposium expands student learning beyond the international studies concentration.