Campus News

Longtime faculty member Edward J. Miller was a prolific composer and a versatile educator whose works were performed by orchestras around the world and by many fellow professors. He died August 31, 2013.

The start of a new school year always seems to be accompanied by a burst of criticism from some pundits who question the relevance, the cost, and the purpose of higher education, especially at liberal arts institutions. While I’m not eager to fuel the chattering machine, I do believe deeply in the value of liberal arts education.

As we commemorate the March on Washington, please take a moment to consider the contributions that Oberlinians such as the great civil rights leader Vernon Johns ’18 have made to the cause of social justice. That’s the family you are joining Class of 2017.

Oberlin students play a key role in keeping Oberlin’s George Jones Farm and Nature Preserve running, during the summer and throughout the academic year.

This summer, more than 90 students are on campus, working with faculty on scientific research.

Recycling in Oberlin just got more comprehensive, and students, faculty, and staff can begin participating immediately. Read on for a list of what can be recycled and options for disposing of other items.

Three of the world’s most promising young violinists will perform July 26 with the Cleveland Orchestra. Only one will be named champion of the 2013 Cooper International Competition.