Third World House (TWH) is a political and cultural community. It serves as an arena for critical analysis and discussion of liberation, self-determination, and combating oppression in the West. Residency in TWH is open to any student through an application process, which may include an interview. Residents form a close-knit community in which students help each other academically, politically, and culturally. Price is a two-story, modern brick building which has a large lounge perfect for house discussions and programs of interest to the entire Oberlin community. Though there is no dining component as part of the programming, many residents are members of the Third World Dining Co-op. Other residents may also choose share meals together in the nearby dining hall in Lord-Saunders.

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