Events

Concerned about the climate crisis? Want to take action? Join the Oberlin Climate Coalition as we fight for climate justice in our community! We strive to support local organizations advocating for...

Origins & Opportunities: The Establishment and Growth of Lorain County Faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend a lunch and learn about the history of Lorain County. In particular, this...

Interested in a career with an industry-leading software company? Learn about Epic through this information session! We hire smart and motivated people from all academic majors to code, test, and...

The third of three lectures in the Haskell Lecture Series, “Sex, Slavery, and Indigeneity in John Milton’s Paradise Lost”, presented by Professor John Rogers, University of Toronto. John Rogers is...

Hosted by staff from the Allen Memorial Art Museum (AMAM) and the Clarence Ward Art Library (CWAL), Art Lens is a new, art-related, short-form reading club. We kindly ask participants to read Walter...

GSAI presents an interactive workshop exploring how different aspects of identity influence experiences and perspectives. Participants will reflect on their labeled identities through guiding...

Professor Jeffrey Magee of University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign will present “Black Rose and Her Dream Deferred” as part of the Richard Murphy Musicology Colloquium Series in Bibbins 223. In this...

A guest lecture presented by Alice Teyssier & Damian Norfleet in Bibbins 224. They will be on campus with the International Contemporary Ensemble as part of a week-long residency which culminates with...

As academic freedom and university autonomy are under threat around the world, US colleges and universities are facing direct attacks from state legislatures and the federal government. Yet they are...

Join us for a thought-provoking lecture presented by Robyn Marasco, professor and author, Thursday, April 9 at 4:30 p.m., King 306. Synopsis: What should feminists do with good ideas from bad men...