With his blog Apartment Therapy, Maxwell Ryan ’89 blended his training as a Waldorf educator and his eye for interior design to help people live better lives in small spaces.
Oberlin history professor Renee Romano, the editor of a book examining how the Broadway blockbuster Hamilton has changed the public’s perception of the Founding Father, shares an excerpt of her essay from the book.
Elisha Gray invented a telephone, if not the telephone, and a lot more. Emeritus professor of ethnomusicology Roderic Knight looks at the legacy of this alumnus and former Oberlin faculty member.
A new academic concentration addresses a new question of the digital age: What makes a book a book?