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Oberlin’s astrophysicist-author shines a light on our dark universe.

The research of Darrin Schultz ’13 deepens our insights into animal evolution.

This year’s Lab Crawl drew what may be the largest crowd in the event’s illustrious history, with some 500 students and dozens of faculty taking part. Missed out on the excitement? It looked something like this.

Oct. 27 open house highlights research across the sciences—and just about everywhere else.

Monica Dix travels to a hub of natural calamity to probe its risks and resilience.

Fifteen-year NSF-funded project involves dozens of students past and present, provides evidence of Einstein’s theory of relativity.

Curiosity led Emma Kim to study Eastern Europe at Oberlin. Now a state department scholarship has her curious about living and studying there.

Darius Butler explores human rights across three continents through a Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship.

Biology major Jules Lieberman to study shark and ray migratory patterns through NOAA Hollings Scholarship.

Theo Canter’s deep ties to Greece get a boost through a Fulbright teaching assistantship in Athens.