Campus News
Elusive Equality: A Conversation with Carol Lasser and Gary Kornblith
Rebekkah Rubin ’13
Public historian Rebekkah Rubin ’13 talked to them about their findings. A condensed and edited version of this Q&A will be available in the spring 2019 issue of the Oberlin Alumni Magazine.
Rebekka

Faculty and Staff Recognized for Service
Communications Staff
Faculty and staff with at least 25 years of service, along with the recipient of the YB Staff Award, were recognized at the Continuous Service Awards dinner.

Rachel Smith Silver to Serve as Interim Vice President for Development and Alumni Affairs
Communications Staff
Silver has more than 20 years of experience working in donor relations and alumni engagement, serving most recently as associate vice president for college and student advancement at Colby College.

Senior Symposium 2019 Preview
Communications Staff
More than 100 seniors and fifth-years on 27 panels will each give a brief presentation about work they performed for honors, capstones, or research they conducted individually or with a faculty mentor.

Rabbi Megan Doherty a Contestant on NPR Show
Communications Staff
A longtime listener of the show, Doherty was a contestant on NPR's weekly hour-long quiz program, Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me!

Strong Finish for OSLAM at College Union Poetry Slam Invitational
Communications Staff
Oberlin’s poetry slam team placed 11th out of 60 teams at the largest college-level poetry slam in the world.

Jun Yang Appointed Chief Investment Officer
Communications Staff
Yang brings to Oberlin extensive investment experience for the private sector. He will begin his appointment on Monday, April 22, 2019.

Hiroshima Survivor and Peace Activist Shigeko Sasamori to Give Public Lecture
Communications Staff
After surviving the Hiroshima bombing in 1945, Shigeko Sasamori has devoted her life to promoting antiwar activism through sharing her story and vision for a more peaceful world.
Students Present at Ethnomusicology Conference
Communications Staff
Students of Jennifer Fraser traveled to Dayton last month to present their work.

Computer Science Students Compete in Programming Contest
Communications Staff
Annual competition tests students’ knowledge of programming and problem-solving skills.
