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KJ Cerankowski, assistant professor of gender, sexuality, and feminist studies (GSFS) and comparative American studies (CAS), discusses one pivotal experience in a feminist bookstore, asexuality, and the value of GSFS and CAS in a variety of careers.

Courage and Compassion: Our Shared Story of the Japanese American WWII Experience interactive exhibit is supported by a National Parks Service Grant.

Longtime member of The Cleveland Orchestra also played jazz, craved adventure.

Since 2009, students in Paine’s lab have been conducting research on mental health conditions.

Documentary raises candid and timely questions about what it means to be a foreigner.

Oberlin’s jazz voice program opens up new worlds for singers and instrumentalists alike.

Gamelan is not very well known to the general public. A class offered in the conservatory’s new community engagement division partnered with an after-school program in nearby Lorain to teach a new form of music to underserved kids.

Fulbright winner Taiyo Scanlon-Kimura ’15 traveled to Japan for 10 months to study sustainability and local food systems as drivers of rural economies and communities.

From Cleveland to Los Angeles, Associate Professor of Integrated Media Art Julia Christensen is captivating the art world with her use of technology to explore large concepts and systems.

Studying away doesn’t always mean studying abroad. Nestled in an intimate mountain range, the desert town of Tucson, Arizona, is home to one of the most popular off-campus destinations for Oberlin students: The Border Studies Program.