Oberlin Blogs

This is going to be a more personal post, and it gets a bit dark.

One of the biggest things on my American College bucket list: Spend time in New York City. 

I was luckily invited by my friend's family in New Jersey to spend Christmas with them, as I was not going

Through hard work and dedication, I hope to make all of these dreams a reality.

The community accepts you for who you are, and makes you feel like part of the family.

This is the first edition of Oberlin and Beyond, a series in which I will interview Oberlin students, faculty, and alumni to capture their personal Oberlin experience.

Now that my first semester in college has officially ended, I can safely say that I’ve read a lot these past four months.

The last day of classes was upon us and Oberlin had something special planned for the students.

This story is for the students who aren’t sure whether they’ll fit in.

While I have taken many interesting classes so far, I know it is only a taste of what Oberlin has to offer me.

While college seems to fly by, there is still more than enough time to be curious, take chances, and follow my dreams.

As an international student, I knew only of Thanksgiving from American movies and other pop culture, and I was incredibly excited to experience the event for myself.

Every Thursday this semester, I've cooked and cleaned for my co-op. Here's a little bit about what that's like!