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Jesse Kohler’s Oberlin studies led him to become a distinguished voice for trauma-informed advocacy.

Homecoming 2023 at Oberlin will feature the weekend’s favorite traditions—plus a host of new experiences that highlight our bustling campus in autumn: tours, talks, music, celebrations of...

Christopher Ayoub finds the sweet spot between his love of medicine and research.

Sydney Allen '19 on a career as an international journalist.

Ian Dinsmore studied physics and math. Then an internship shed light on a new path.

Tailgate, athletic events, performances, and reunion activities are just a few of the highlights.

David Shostak’20, a native of San Francisco, played four years on the varsity soccer team and graduated with a major in biology, a concentration in cognitive science, and a minor in environmental science. For the past two years, he has worked at a neurobiology lab at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland. In fall 2022, Shostak will begin working toward a PhD in neuroscience at the University of California San Francisco. Read more about Shostak in this After Oberlin Q&A.

Anna Slebonick spent most of the summer forging quick relationships with patients while the emergency unit she worked in raced down the road.

Neuroscience major and cross-country team alum Mia Bates ’18 is studying at the Albert Einstein School of Medicine in Bronx, New York. She reflects on her time at Oberlin, and how the liberal arts model allowed her to become a well-rounded student and explore her passions.

“Music, Sports, and the Enduring Influence of Ancient Greece” draws upon resources from across Oberlin’s campus.