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The psychology and creative writing double major will head to Europe in September.

After graduation, the politics and Hispanic studies double major will undertake her Fulbright fellowship in the Canary Islands.

After graduation, the geosciences major and anthropology minor is working for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and continuing his collaborative community work.

Congratulations to the students and alums who have been awarded Fulbright Fellowships to learn and teach abroad.

With major wins like the Marshall, Goldwater, and Fulbright, dozens of Obies are setting off to pursue cutting-edge research, graduate study, and public service around the world.

Politics and environmental studies major Chhavi Singh ’27 wins a global Projects for Peace grant to establish a women’s health initiative in Udaipur, India.

Junior neuroscience and biology major honored for her extensive research into Parkinson’s disease treatments and the dopamine system.

Oberlin alumna Leah Yonemoto-Weston ’24 earns a spot in the selective NYC Urban Fellows Program, bridging the gap between direct service and local policy.

Lucas Daley ’26 is an Oberlin College triple major in politics, economics, and Russian who has successfully bridged the gap between academic research, international policy, and personal passions. 

The double major in gender, sexuality, and feminist studies and creative writing will explore “the intersection of agriculture and art, and how clay, soil, and ceramics preserve cultural traditions.”