Events

This international symposium brings together scholars, scientists, musicians, filmmakers, writers, and publishers to discuss the impact of art on public discourse. How can art become a lingua franca...

Keynote speaker Wu Wenguang is the founder of modern Chinese documentary film, with a distinguished career in both film and community service. His topic is “Art and Public Service.’...

This event is part of the Global Issues Symposium 2019, which carries the theme of "Militarization of Global Politics, Economy & Society" and organized by the International Studies...

Debbi Banda, human resource director for TempusFX.com, will be on campus to provide an overview of corporate careers in business, finance, and consulting. She will also share information about career...

“The Global Phenomenon of Elena Ferrante: Public Intellectual Without a Face” is theme of this panel discussion. It will feature Tiziana de Rogatis of the University for Foreigners of...

Come and make a mask for our Mardi Gras Party. All supplies will be provided. Bring some food and grab a beverage while you create your perfect disguise. Music and food to follow.

This year's Jesse Floyd Mack Lecture in the Humanities features Alexander Nehamas, Edmund N. Carpenter II Class of 1943 Professor in the Humanities, and professor of philosophy and comparative...

In-Asia Grant presentation by Kenneth Kitahata '20, whose topic is “Cow and Rice Banks: Non-Cash Lending in Battambang, Cambodia.’’ To promote income security among rural...

Keynote speaker Laura Kipnis is professor of media studies at Northwestern University. She is the author of seven books on sexual politics, gender issues, pop culture, and pornography. She will...

Public observing available at the Oberlin College Observatory and Planetarium. If clear, we will observe the sky using our telescopes and binoculars. If cloudy, we will have a planetarium program.