VOICES

Oberlin Conservatory of Music Reunion & Celebration
Conservatory grads, college music majors, science majors who benefitted from a conservatory class, or alumni who simply married a conservatory alumna/us—all are encouraged to come!

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OF NOTE

Oberlin is a Top Producer of U.S. Fulbright Students
During the past five years, 35 Oberlin students have received awards from the U.S. government’s flagship international educational exchange program.

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Introducing Oberlin: A Fine Art Book for the Oberlin Community

The work is intended for those with a love, curiosity, knowledge of and interest in Oberlin. [Read More]

CAMPUS NEWS

Art Museum Earns Gold LEED Certification
The certification from the U.S. Green Building Council confirms that the building now meets rigorous standards of efficiency and environmental responsibility. [Read More]

New Pulper Brings Campus Closer to Carbon-Neutral Dining
Campus Dining Services is closing the loop between farming and post-consumer waste by transforming food scraps into compost. [Read More]

Oberlin Recognized As One of Ohio's Best Hometowns
Ohio Magazine has named Oberlin one of Ohio's five best hometowns in the magazine’s sixth annual Ohio’s Best Hometowns issue. [Read More]

Professors Give Beloved Home to College
"I know the college will be a good steward of the house," says the home's former resident, Professor of History Clayton Koppes. "It will have a meaningful purpose going forward." [Read More]

Edward McKelvey '68 Returns to Teach at Oberlin
During his career as a financial markets economist, Edward McKelvey '68 worked for some of the most recognized companies on Wall Street. [Read More]

Future Physicians Start Their Dreams at Oberlin
Motivated science students from high schools across northeast Ohio experience college life at Oberlin in a program that nurtures budding physicians and biomedical researchers. [Read More]

Geology Facilities Undergo Renovation
A $925,000 grant from the National Science Foundation translated into renovated and expanded research and research training facilities in the college's geology department. [Read More]

Professor Leads Program to Preserve Endangered Sites in Cyrene
Professor Susan Kane, an internationally known expert on Greek and Roman sculpture, is leading a project to assist the Libyan Department of Antiquities to document and assess threats to archeological sites in the Cyrenaica region of eastern Libya. [Read More]

Oberlin Earns National Civic Engagement, Community Service Award
Selection to the Community Service Honor Roll is the highest federal recognition a school can achieve for its commitment to volunteering and civic involvement locally and across the country. [Read More]

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