Oberlin Blogs

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 later became a centerpiece for a BIPOC dialogue I co-facilitated later that year.

An interview with a second-year Mandarin student!

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

There's nothing quite like the energy in a Creative Writing workshop.

There’s a lot to unpack in Hong’s narrative. What stands out to me, other than her being an Oberlin alum, is that she defines an experience that for me has been previously unspeakable.

Tis the season for media consumption! Here's what I've been enjoying recently.

The most valuable part of a liberal arts education.

Course balance and room to grow have been the most rewarding aspect of my curriculum.

I wrote this sick. It's also about writing. Kind of stream of consciousness, but I think it's interesting.

Steps I'm taking to prepare for a successful spring semester.

All about becoming a teaching assistant last semester.

If I wanted to study film, why didn’t I go to NYU or UCLA? I’ll tell you why.