Campus News

Mosely has spent 11 years working in the Office of Residential Education, where she has been active with Title IX cases.

Orientation for new students and their parents ended Sunday, August 28. The week included department open houses, social and recreational events, academic and financial aid advising, placement testing

Physician and epidemiologist Donald A. Henderson ’50 (D.A. to friends), who won the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2002 for heading the World Health Organization team that eradicated smallpox worldwide, died August 19 at a hospice facility in Towson, Maryland. He was 87.

Several professors are incorporating digital tools into their courses to assist with researching, presenting, and preserving student projects.

The college is preparing for impending transitions and will make decisions about filling vacancies on a case-by-case basis.

Emeritus Associate Professor of French Mathis Szykowski died July 1, 2016, at the age of 90.

The band Cats on Holiday performs on Friday, July 8, in Tappan Square as part of the Oberlin Summer Concert Series. Two concerts remain in the series: Beatles Tribute band Hard Day’s Night will

When an elderly man suffered a heart attack in a D.C. theater, politics and Hispanic Studies double-major Dylan Mehri ’18 sprang into action, performing CPR for nearly an hour.

The North Coast Athletic Conference has selected Geno Arthur ’16 as the recipient of the 2016 Don Hunsinger Award. The prestigious award is given to one male senior student-athlete who has

Two WOBC summer staff members invite all those interested in radio to get involved and experience the often exclusive studio space.