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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.

Mary Perchlik adores butterflies. That interest led to her month-long project in August, which combined the study of butterflies on a species level while maintaining a broader focus on environmental systems that support butterflies and their interactions between different plants, insects, and habitats.

Fourth-year violin major Peiwen Su took on the ambitious project to learn and record the entire Stravinsky Violin Concerto in D major. The project was both challenging and inspirational—and demonstrated to Su what is possible in this new reality.

Creating an auto drink dispenser is something Thomas Heffer ’21 had toyed with for quite some time. However, his busy schedule wouldn’t allow him to actively pursue it.

More than 200 students performed individual and group projects during this year’s Winter Term. Although Winter Term is typically held in January, it was shifted to August this year under the same premise as in years past: a time for students to explore opportunities outside of their regular course of study. In this first series of Winter Term coverage, we look at a student’s attempt to take fear out of COVID-19

The cinema studies major's short film Accidentes takes a slightly satirical point of view on death.

International travel—and Oberlin opportunities—proved pivotal for Fulbright Finalist Celina Kobetitsch ’18.

First-year students complete a winter term tour, bridging cultures along the way.

In this community-based project, students worked on prototypes that will be implemented in the spring.

Bold and Cold series teaches leadership through the mind-body connection.