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As the excitement of the school year begins, it can seem like Oberlin is so full of opportunities that it’s hard to remember them all. But there are a few that you may not have heard about yet, and

Young leaders represent their fellow students’ needs through the Conservatory Council of Students.

Sophomore Opportunities and Academic Resources (SOAR) helps second-semester sophomores create plans for their next five semesters and as well as for postgraduate opportunities.

We talked with Bara Watts, director of the Center for Innovation and Impact, about the change and what it means for the campus.

Two new hires joined the ranks of the new Center for Student Success: Eddie Gisemba, director of health promotion for students, and Brook Escobedo, assistant dean of students in Student Academic Success Programs.

At the most recent Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students national conference last year, Oberlin students were recognized for their outstanding research in neuroscience.

The COMETS media mentoring program is helping the Oberlin students and faculty build technological literacy and put it to a range of uses.

During the summer, Oberlin students assist faculty with important research, while making discoveries of their own.

An after-school mentorship program teaches middle school girls how to dance, write, create, and, most importantly, be themselves.

For the club sport team The Plague, the ice is a venue where students, faculty, and staff can interact as equals on a regular basis.