Events

The Middle East & North Africa Studies (MENA) Program invites you to its large cultural event of the fall. Join us to meet MENA faculty, learn about MENA courses, and get info about MENA future events...

Join us for the JD Lewis Memorial Lecture presented by Oberlin alumnus Kennette Benedict, “Democracy and the Bomb: Citizenship in the Nuclear Age” Thursday, November 5 at 4:30 p.m. in Hallock...

The Mathematics Department welcomes Eyvindur Palsson of Virginia Tech as our Fall 2026 Distinguished Visitor. Eyvindur will give a public talk on The Falconer distance problem. A reception will be...

The Africana Studies Department invites the campus community to a lecture featuring Dr. Kris F. Sealey, Professor of Philosophy at Penn State University. Situating Black mothering within the Black...

Oberlin Sinfonietta focuses on a wide range of compositions by composers from the last 100 years. This concert will be conducted by Timothy Weiss in Warner Concert Hall and features Associate...

Presented each autumn, Fall Forward showcases student and faculty choreography.

Hänsel und Gretel by Engelbert Humperdinck | libretto by Adelheid Wette Based after the Brothers Grimm Kevin Newbury, guest stage director Raphael Jiménez, conductor Hansel und Gretel is a story about...

This exhibition features recent work by Oberlin College Studio Art faculty & staff including: Esteban Cabeza de Baca, Grant Brownlow, Julia Christensen, R Kauff, Zé Kielwagen, Ling-lin Ku, Eileen...

Join Max Julius and Abigail Bobrow—alumni of this annual trip—for a weekend of hands‑on work in an urban food‑forest garden at a humble abode in Marietta, Ohio. We’ll be building two walkways and...

Join the Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies (GSFS) Program for the next installment of Quick Bites, a lunchtime series featuring short presentations of works-in-progress followed by generative...