
Oberlin is a dynamic and interactive place. It may be difficult at times to keep up with academic breaks, tutoring and career exploration sessions, athletic events, concerts in the Cat, not to mention deadlines for advising and course selection. Here are a few quick links to help you stay on top of your game.
Campus Bulletins
Writing Center to Reopen
The Writing Center will reopen for the spring semester on Monday, February 18. Drop in or make an appointment to work with Writing Associates on any stage of your writing process, from brainstorming to final edits. Visit us on the first level of Mudd Center.
What’s Happening
Pangalay Dance Community Workshop and Lecture - Shansi In-Asia Grant Presentation
Campus Events
Creative Writing/Music Journalism Workshop with Greg Tate
Recent News
Culture Writing with Sophie Kemp ’18
Experimental Jazz Artist Rafiq Bhatia ’10 to Perform at the ’Sco March 8
Former Ambassador Kathleen Stephens to Speak on U.S.-Korean Relations
Campus Offices
These are a few of the administrative offices that provide a range of student services—from health and safety and counseling, to student activities and academic support.
Get Involved
Don’t sit on the sidelines. In addition to your academic studies, Oberlin has many ways for you to engage with your peers and the community at large.
First Year Librarian
New to Oberlin and haven’t visited the Mary Church Terrell Main Library yet? Not sure how to navigate the resources in the building? Be sure to connect with a First Year Library Advisor who can show you all things library related.

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StudiOC
StudiOC is s both a modern and flexible educational space and a new method for faculty to engage in multidisciplinary collaboration. Students can enroll in a theme-based learning community that incorporate subject matter from several different disciplines, allowing for rich and meaningful interactions with peers and faculty. Learning communities enroll up to 30 students; average class size is 15.
Learning CommunitiesStudiOC