The Office of Career Exploration and Development, in collaboration with the Conservatory Office of Professional Development, has implemented the new Internship+ Program, which allows students, starting...
Adrienne Sato, Senior Staff Writer
• September 15, 2023
In November 2022, the federal government through the Board of Education mandated that every institution of higher education receiving government money must provide three meals a day or allowances for three...
On Aug. 22, Oberlin College announced a new shuttle program, named the ObieExpress, offering free transportation to and from various places in the greater Cleveland area.
It runs from Thursday to Sunday...
Ukraine Recaptures Strategic Black Sea Oil Platforms Seized During Crimean Annexation
According to the Ukrainian military, Ukraine has recaptured several strategic oil platforms in the Black Sea that...
On the morning of June 29, the Supreme Court overturned affirmative action through lawsuits by Students for Fair Admissions against both the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Harvard University,...
On April 17, 2023, Oberlin College and Meredith Raimondo filed a lawsuit against four of its insurance providers in the Lorain County Common Pleas Court on the grounds that the defendant insurers have...
On July 17, Oberlin College began site preparation work for a new residential building located on the west side of Woodland Street, just south of Philips gym and across the street from the Science Center....
On Aug. 8, Ohio voters rejected Issue 1, an amendment to the Ohio State Constitution proposed by the state legislature. The measure, which was defeated by a 14 percent margin, would have mandated a 60...
In September 2022, Oberlin entered a partnership with the United Nations Institution for Training and Research and the Global Foundation for the Performing Arts. Oberlin is currently working with the two...
Oberlin’s Sustainable Infrastructure Program, a campus-wide conversion to geothermal heating and cooling, has just completed its third phase.
Over the summer, the construction of underground piping...
Johnnetta B. Cole, OC ’57, is an anthropologist and educator who received the 2021 National Humanities Medal earlier this year. After graduating from Oberlin, where she earned a degree in Sociology,...
US Promises $1 Billion in Aid to Ukraine; 17 Civilians Killed in Wednesday Attack
Missiles hit a market Wednesday in Kostiantynivka, a town 12 miles from the front lines in the Donetsk region of Ukraine...
