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The 2020 graduate will use the Nexial Prize to explore the relationship between policy and waterways.

Lewis is a third-year geology and environmental studies major.

From chemistry to politics, exploring the ramifications of COVID-19 across disciplines.

Oberlin’s liberal arts students will have a new way to tap into the world-class musical education offered by the Conservatory of Music next year, as the institution launches a new music minor.

Five art history students were selected from a pool of hundreds to present at the College Art Association (CAA) conference.

As part of a larger effort to address the changing needs of 21st-century students, Oberlin College will launch an integrative concentration in business that will provide students with both the values of a liberal arts education and high-quality experiences in business and finance.

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.

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

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

Oberlin College musician Olivia Fink ’21 finds no shortage of conservatory connections.