Nimo Ismail ’17 wants to return home to Somaliland to teach and eventually to join Somaliland's Supreme Court. bit.ly/2rahhZQ

Oberlin College Library with Director Alexia Hudson-Ward featured on OhioLINK. bit.ly/2u2oSNI

Professor Sheila Jager authors article for Politico: “What Trump Needs to Know About North Korea’s History.” bit.ly/2u2oSNI

Elizabeth Park Capital Management founder Fred Cummings ’89 talks with Crain's Cleveland Business about the M&A environment. bit.ly/2vR7fhN

“The Sound of Playoff Baseball,” Matthew Van Hoose '93 is the musician behind the Washington Nationals. wapo.st/2ktRr4d

Prof. of Hispanic Studies Sebastiaan Faber reports on Catalonia’s recent vote for independence in “The Nation.” bit.ly/2fQxbEt

Prof. of Politics Stephen Crowley questions Senator Rob Portman’s support of President’s plan for a massive tax cut. bit.ly/2kyQoQh

Singer, instrumentalist, and songwriter Rhiannon Giddens '00 named a MacArthur Foundation 2017 “Genius” grant winner. bit.ly/2yZhrqb

Prof. Johnny Coleman has been selected to participate in The FRONT, a global art exhibit scheduled for next summer. bit.ly/2hCN0z2

"Inspiring Stories" from Elle magazine features teacher, blogger, coach, and ultra marathoner Mirna Valerio '98. bit.ly/2zKzbH1

American Academy of Arts and Letters recognizes Graham Johnson '08 w/ Presidential Citation for nurturing the arts. bit.ly/2lmKT7B

Oberlin College Theater to present Toni Morrison's "The Bluest Eye" bit.ly/2AecRc7

Legendary saxophone virtuoso and composer Sonny Rollins establishes Jazz Ensemble Fund. bit.ly/2zNnPWM

For Its Centennial, the Allen Museum Focuses on the Important Roles Women Played in Its History. hyperallergic bit.ly/2AQxb4f

Sadhu Johnston '98 has plans to make Vancouver, British Columbia, the most eco-friendly city in the world. Cleveland Magazine bit.ly/2BP9o4D

Pres. Trump’s ideas on immigration policy continue trend set in motion by Republicans decades ago, writes Prof. Rick Baldoz in The Washington Post. wapo.st/2qXMnIm

When Oberlin Opened Its Arms To Japanese-Americans During WWII. Ideastream News bit.ly/2FC6D63

"A Century of Asian Art at Oberlin" exhibition series continues with Japanese prints bit.ly/2FbnlLG ArtDaily, The First Art Newspaper on the Net

Former Fab Five star Jimmy King, others to participate in Black Athletes, Activism and the Media panel - clevelanddotcom.

Associate Prof. of Integrated Media Julia Christensen named 2018 Guggenheim Fellow. bit.ly/2ElsUCU