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Oberlin’s liberal arts students will have a new way to tap into the world-class musical education offered by the Conservatory of Music next year, as the institution launches a new music minor.

An honors economics student, Emma Marshall is working alongside economists and fellow research analysts at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

Their reserach explores the commonalities between nonsuicidal self-injury and eating disorders.

As part of a larger effort to address the changing needs of 21st-century students, Oberlin College will launch an integrative concentration in business that will provide students with both the values of a liberal arts education and high-quality experiences in business and finance.

Wolf has focused his research on Neanderthal DNA and how it is distributed across global populations.

Former inmates who participated in an innovative prison theater program are recognized for their return to society.

Alumni journalists from a range of publications will present at “A Disrupted Media Landscape: Skills, Perspectives, Solutions,” February 24 through March 1.

For more than a decade, Oberlin has been a leading institution for the number of U.S. Fulbright recipients.

Co-instructed by diplomat in residence and former U.S. Ambassador Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley, the course features lectures from practitioners in a range of roles on the international stage.

A Winter Term 2020 project in the Department of Psychology introduces students to the most important open-source programming language in data science.