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‘‘In Oberlin History’’ is a series dedicated to notable events in Oberlin College history. After the end of World War II, trailers served as temporary places of residence for the influx of veterans on campus.

As area coordinator for the senior year experience and student conduct coordinator, Matos works in the Office of Residential Education Housing. Find out about Matos' career aspirations at age eight and their favorite movie of all time.

The former Office of Communications staff member was 88 years old.

As area coordinator for multicultural and identity-based communities, Douglas works in Residential Education and Dining Services. Find out about the best advice he's ever been given and which concert he flew to San Francisco to attend.

‘‘In Oberlin History’’ is a series dedicated to notable events in Oberlin College history.

The graduate resident coordinator for theme and identity-based communities works with four residence halls on campus.

Interactive components of the exhibit, including two new screens, went live at the science center in October.

‘‘In Oberlin History’’ is a series dedicated to notable events in Oberlin College history. In October of 1859, abolitionist John Brown led a party of 22, including three Oberlinians, on the raid of a United States arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia.

Meet the assistant director of the Multicultural Resource Center and find out what she considers her favorite place on Earth.

New group projects and student support services enhance the on-campus experience.