Events

Claude Monet’s art—and the city of Paris during his formative years—are often framed as serene, timeless icons of cultural heritage. In contrast, the Allen’s exhibition Picturing Paris: Monet and the...

The Martin Lectures Fund was established by gifts of many friends of Professor Charles Beebe Martin ’76, in recognition of his service of more than 40 years as a teacher of Greek and the Fine Arts...

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Oberlin alumni who are making a difference through their work in social impact fields across Greater Cleveland. This panel will highlight diverse career...

Join BalletO for a master class taught by guest teacher, Janet Dziak! The class will be aimed at an intermediate level, but all are welcome! Open to all members of the public

Join BalletO for a master class with Janet Dziak. The class will be aimed at an intermediate-advanced experience level, but all are welcome! After graduating from Mercyhurst University, Janet Dziak...

This lecture will serve as an introduction to the Tanggol Migrante Movement, a Filipino led alliance that works to defend and support migrants both domestically and globally. This series of events...

Tricia Bertram Gallant, the coauthor of The Opposite of Cheating: A New Approach to Academic Integrity in the 21st Century. In her work, Bertram Gallant moves beyond framing integrity as merely the...

As part of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Seminar Series, Oberlin’s own Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Matthew Elrod will present on the topic “Physical Organic Chemistry on...

Medicine and healthcare go far beyond just science and biology—they’re shaped by culture, values, society, and the policies we create. Often, there isn’t a single “right” answer, especially when lives...

Join us for Lightning Talks at The Cat and the Cream! Students from across disciplines will share their research in two minute talks, competing for the Judges’ Award and People’s Choice Award (prizes...