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The champion of Oberlin's inaugural Cooper International Competition returns to campus as part of the Artist Recital Series.

Oberlin’s new President’s Public Service Fellowship will provide funding for three Oberlin College students to serve full-time during the summer with select Oberlin community partners on an intensive service project that will engage local teens by focusing on youth empowerment, leadership, the arts, and/or ecological and economic sustainability.

The co-founder of the Oberlin Trio is remembered for his outstanding musicianship and gentle manner.

A transformative gift of $1.5 million from the Eric & Jane Nord Family Fund has established an endowed position—dedicated to public education—at the Allen Memorial Art Museum.

Oberlin's associate professor of singing joins elite company at February induction ceremony in New York.

The adventurous wind quintet joins forces with longtime collaborator Gilbert Kalish for a program that spans a world of musical influences.

Presented by the Oberlin Conservatory of Music and the Cleveland Orchestra, the 2014 competition features remarkable pianists ages 13-18 vying for $20,000 in prize money, Oberlin scholarships, and incredible performance opportunities.

In recent weeks academic freedom has been a much-discussed topic in the wake of calls for an academic boycott of Israeli institutions of higher learning.

Autobiographical show provokes discussion of race and identity.

The longtime professor of music theory and director of the medieval, renaissance, and early baroque music ensemble Collegium Musicum, died December 21 at age 89.