Oberlin Blogs

The Oberlin Conservatory attracts a number of world-class musicians, but its presence on campus is also a major draw for college students who wish to continue studying music without committing to a pre-professional program.

The overlapping events of commencement and reunion balance each other, since the inevitable melancholy of saying goodbye to the graduates is offset by the pleasure of reconnecting with old friends.

As someone who knows what it's like to trudge through a protracted winter, let me assure you that Oberlin's climate is a piece of cake.

Final exams are an inextricable component of higher education, but they needn't cast too menacing a pall over the college experience.

Spring means life in the fast lane for faculty as well as students.

I received a request to elaborate on my experience going from a big, urban California environment to Oberlin, Ohio...so here goes!

A bit about how I ever left L.A. sunshine for Ohio and why I'm so glad I did.

For some reason, people seem obsessed by the image of cornfields. Yes, it's true that in the countryside of Lorain County there are lots of small farms, but there are no cornfields visible from the campus, no cows grazing on Tappan Square.

Okay, time to introduce myself.

My packed day of activities this weekend was a perfect example of Oberlin's environmentalism, and I'm glad there were a ton of prospective students (aka prospies) here to see them.

I'd like to use this post as an opportunity to further introduce myself (past the perfunctory greeting and awkward head shot provided by my profile).

All about Drag Ball, arguably the biggest yearly event at Oberlin.