Oberlin Blogs

What is "hard"? The pace is faster in college than in high school, but it's mostly notable in comparison. For example, in the first three weeks of Research Methods, we covered at least half of the material in my year-long A.P. Statistics course.

Turns out even the pickiest eater can chow down co-op style.

First off, we became an unofficial SexCo...

The ExCo that taught me how to do it right.

Quick, name Oberlin's school colors. If you said crimson and gold, you owe me $5.

That, I suppose, is as fitting a metaphor as any for the end of my college time. We, in some small way, touch a place, it touches us, and then we move on.

The proposal llama is one of several esoteric hand symbols used during co-op discussions at Oberlin. Here is the story of how it originated.

I learned that storing freshly spray painted lanterns in your room is usually a bad idea and I learned how to eat chicken feet.

The tenth annual Big Parade: an afternoon of relaxation, ingenuity, and stilts.

Any questions you may have had about the musical studies major, the history of jazz at Oberlin, or original research can and will be answered in this post by the incomparable Anna Ernst '10!

Alexandra Anemone is not a character from Finding Nemo. She's a badass.

Alumni - you'll remember, fondly, friends like these. Prospies, I guarantee that you will make some.