Oberlin Blogs

... but you can't take the Oberlin out of the girls.

Oberlin is a small place, but because I ended up there and followed where my academic interests led, I've gotten to see the world, or at least a small section of Central Europe.

Study abroad, now with 100% more coal mine!

Although I've lived in Munich for more than four months, I still have a lot to learn about my new home. Since coming to that realization, I'm so glad I chose a yearlong study abroad program.

I'm learning to speak Parisian, among other things.

Studying abroad isn't all fun and games. At the end of the day (or in my case, the beginning of it) I do have to go to class, do homework, and make it all happen auf Deutsch. Here's what I'm learning about.

The first post in my study abroad series. A bit later than intended, but still full of information about finding and applying to programs that interest you.

26 days, 33 students and specialists, and many, many cups of gelato: working with Sangro Valley Project.

For real this time. Here's why I'm leaving, and why I'm coming back.

London is such an inexhaustible city that there's never going to be enough time to feel you've seen it all.

You know the feeling when something that has existed only in your imagination suddenly starts to take shape in reality? Well, that's exactly what the past week has been like.

We're sending some new bloggers to the European bureau. Meet them here.