On his new release for Oberlin Music, Myth & Tradition , Oberlin Associate Professor of Cello Darrett Adkins ’91 teams up with the Oberlin Contemporary Music Ensemble for the world-premiere recording of a commissioned work, Su Lian Tan’s “Legends of Kintamani.”
Oberlin Associate Professor of Biology Taylor Allen and Peter Ogbuji, executive director of the Harrison Cultural Community Center, cosponsored a camp to make science more creative and accessible to children in Lorain County.
From bat research in Puerto Rico to lab work in Massachusetts, science majors spent the summer immersed in research projects across the globe.
Oberlin Conservatory will begin its second full year as the U.S. home of the International Piano Academy Lake Como with a schedule of master artist residencies beginning this fall.
A 2011 graduate in biology and environmental studies, Weinmann is part of an international effort fostering human-elephant conservation in Kenya.
Come drop in Wilder Hall to meet some great folks, get a taste of home, and shmooze with Rabbi Shlomo and Devorah. Find how this special community can enhance your time in Oberlin. Bagels, cream...
Please join President Carmen Twillie Ambar, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Tim Elgren, and the HHMI leadership team for a celebratory reception to kickoff the new Inclusive Excellence grant...
Kickoff Jewish Heritage Week with a welcome back BBQ. Bring some friends and enjoy great company and delicious food. Vegetarian and vegan options will be plentiful.
The Allen Memorial Art Museum and Oberlin Shansi present an evening of Chinese classical music to mark the opening of fall exhibitions. Weichih Rosa Lee will perform selections from the Chinese...
A performance of chamber music presented by Conservatory of Music faculty members. The concert will feature pianists Robert Shannon and Haewon Song, along with music for flute, with Alexa Still, and...
“I’m fortunate to go to Oberlin, to live in this world of thrilling academic inquiry and discovery, because the community keeps my mind constantly ticking, asking, and considering.”
Claire Jenson ’12
