News
From Physics to Flora
Rosalind Black
Kirsten Liebl ’13 is following her heart toward a career in horticulture, working at a series of public gardens and farms.
Imagining Havana
Amanda Nagy
Hispanic studies course and winter-term trip to Havana provide an unfiltered account of life in Cuba.
Student Composers Get a Formalist Education
Daniel Hautzinger
New creations, written over winter term, spring to life through a string quartet collaboration on campus.
Grammy-Winning Composer Stephen Hartke to Join Oberlin Faculty
Erich Burnett
Distinguished Professor at USC Thornton School of Music will chair Oberlin’s Department of Composition beginning July 1.
Diversify Your Collection
Rosalind Black
Second-year Kate Diamond spent winter term compiling titles of science fiction and fantasy books with diverse characters into an online database, All Our Worlds. The staff of the Oberlin College Library agreed to add 100 such titles to its collection.
Grant Connects Study of Asia and Environment
Communications Staff
An exploratory grant from the Henry Luce Foundation has paved the way for intensive study trips to China and Japan, special seminars on campus, and curriculum development.
Jesse Rowsell to be Honored with Symposium and Memorial Fund
Amanda Nagy
The college will pay tribute to Jesse Rowsell, a beloved member of the chemistry faculty who died January 30.
LaunchU Awards Top Prizes
Lisa Gulasy
Of 19 participating teams, three ventures—Pop Up Plus, Subtletees, and MyChair—were awarded top prizes at the third annual LaunchU venture accelerator and pitch competition.
Asia in America Behind the Lens
Rosalind Black
A group of six students traveled to New York City over winter term to interview and photograph Asian Americans and Asians living in the United States. Their project culminates in a photography exhibition.
Tennis Down Under
Amanda Nagy
Oberlin’s tennis teams took the trip of a lifetime to the Australian Open.