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A team of students have partnered to bring technology-based education to rural India.

Now celebrating its tenth year in operation, Lucid Design, a resource monitoring company, reflects back on its roots in student-professor collaboration at Oberlin.

Robert Palacios ’14 has been recruited by Venture for America to help grow a startup company based in Cleveland.

At the final event for Oberlin's entrepreneurial initiative, LaunchU, participants gave presentations on why their projects deserved funding.

As a Venture for America Fellow, May graduate Matthew Fish looks forward to rebuilding his hometown, Detroit.

Gardening was once a common practice in Harlan County, Kentucky. With a $15,000 grant, Hilary Neff plans to reestablish it—and teach about science and nature, too.

Student designers have created an offbeat brand of collegiate apparel and accessories that reflects the Oberlin experience.

The leaders of Kenya Reads, a literacy initiative that established the first-ever community library in an impoverished area of Kenya, have received more than $20,000 to sustain their work.

The Creativity & Leadership Project is sponsoring the first LaunchU program, three intensive weeks that accelerate and encourage the development of Oberlin entrepreneurs.