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The Oberlin community had the opportunity to see Angels in America, the two-part, award-winning play that centers on New York City during the 1980s AIDS crisis. Producing this play has long been an ambition of Professor of Theater Matthew Wright.

The biology and neuroscience major will be teaching English to students in rural Nepal.

A composition major, Bolles-Beaven will teach English in secondary schools while improving his German language skills.

Emilie Lozier ’18 won this year’s Nexial Prize, a $50,000 award for a graduating science major who has demonstrated both academic excellence and passion for cultural study.

The vocal performance major and musicology minor will study vocal pedagogy in Vienna, Austria.

An accomplished scholar athlete, Newton will spend the summer working with business and government leaders in Pittsburgh.

A scholar athlete, Morgan will spend nine months gaining practical experience in various sectors in St. Louis.

Nyquon Watson ’18 won the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Ohio Grand Award for Excellence in the Visual Arts for his project, Losing, which explores emotional evolution through photography, typography, and anaglyph 3D.

Operating under the direction of Professor of Theater Paul Moser, the 2018 season marks the 10th year for the Oberlin Summer Theater Festival.

In this video, a group of students discuss their experiences as members of Oberlin’s Jewish community.