Events

Sarah Brayer, whose work is included in the exhibition Fibers of Becoming, will talk about her experience traveling to Japan in 1980, where she discovered washi (traditional Japanese paper) as an art...

The Economics Department kicks off its 2026 Danforth-Lewis speaker series with a lunchtime talk by Nicholas Muller, Professor of Economics, Engineering, and Public Policy at the Tepper School of...

Musician, activist, and educator Brandi Waller-Pace will discuss their career path that has led them to the stage, the classroom, and the forefront of arts activism. Oberlin alumna Rhiannon Giddens...

In this talk, Joanne Kim (OC 2026), Student Curatorial Assistant in Asian Art, will present her research on a group of ceramics from Korea's Three Kingdoms Period (ca. 57 BCE-676 CE). Kim will discuss...

Banjoist, activist, and educator Brandi Waller-Pace will lead a roots music workshop at the Cat for students interested in folk music, roots, music, and beyond. Bring your axe and learn from one of...

A guest master class led by Christine Goerke, soprano in Stull Recital Hall. ----- Conservatory visitors are asked to enter the complex through either Bibbins Hall’s east entrance (off College Place)...

Hairitage: Our Stories, Our Power celebrates the beauty, creativity, and strength woven through Black hair as a living expression of identity and resilience. Through storytelling and cultural dialogue...

Please RSVP. All students are welcome to learn from John Knific's 15+ years experience as a serial entrepreneur and investor who has built three venture backed software companies here in Cleveland...

This event has been postponed to March 5 at 7:30 pm in Bibbins 224.

Matthew J Hartsock, PhD ’12 Co-Sponsored by Office of Alumni Engagement Postdoctoral Research Associate Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences University of Massachusetts Open to all members of...