Events

Professor Shuman's talk focuses on Reb Shayele of Kerestir, a Hungarian Hasidic miracle-worker (1851-1925), who has witnessed a revival of popularity over the last decade. Shayele operates much like...

Join the libraries at the Hallock Auditorium in the Lewis Center for a book talk given by our own Sergio Gutierrez-Negron! The topics will include "Mexico, Interrupted: Labor, Idleness, and the...

Join us as BA+BFA Visiting Practicing Artist Scott Crandall presents his work which will be followed by a movement workshop. This workshop does not require prior experience. The presentation will be...

Celebrate your right to read during the American Library Association Banned Books Week. Drop in to read out loud from a banned book.

Join OCircus to learn juggling, tumbling, and clowning from proessional touring circus troupe, Cirque Us! Workshops are open to complete beginners and all members of the community!

Join the ODA for a student panel. Listen to Oberlin students’ stories about their disability/divergence and their experience at Oberlin.

Title: "The Composition of Stars and Their Influence on Small Rocky Planets" Summary: The interactions between stars and their orbiting planets are extremely important, playing a significant role in...

It's not a typo! ART+craft is how the Clarence Ward Art Library refers to its weekly Thursday program. Why? A single "craft" is featured per event, and, of course, it takes place in the ART Library...

A guest master class led by Simon James, violin in Kulas Recital Hall. ----- Conservatory visitors are asked to enter the complex through either Bibbins Hall’s east entrance (off College Place) or the...

Your professors will say it’s not possible to read everything. They’re right, but how do you decide what’s worth your time? In this workshop, we’ll go over strategies to use when reading effectively...