Oberlin Blogs

Oberlin is a premier (no pun intended) filmmaking location.

Franny Choi’s spoken word performance, “Whiteness Walks into a Bar,” is so very resonant with me. I first watched it in a Comparative American Studies (CAST) class and it became a centerpiece for a BIPOC dialogue I co-facilitated later that year.

A busy Monday during the last week of classes... again...

My biggest pieces of advice as you prepare for your first year of college.

The third and final installment in the story of my second Winter Term trip to Guadalajara, Mexico, focusing on the cultural excursions and the community ties I'll carry with me.

While committing to college seemed like such a big step while in high school, it never occurred to me how the social components of college life would affect me post-grad.

After three months spent studying abroad: what I miss most about Oberlin the town, and Oberlin the college.

This semester I had the privilege of helping organize an event that brought Black women and femmes together in celebration, reflection, and care.

Part four of a review of my magnificent trip to Bordeaux, France, focusing on the cultural excursions, the community, and my takeaways. 

An interview with a second-year Mandarin student!

All you need to know about the transition from high school to college course work.

I decided to come to Oberlin because I wanted more music in my life. I ended up singing bass in the Obertones, Oberlin's only men's and non-binary a cappella group. I regret nothing.