Events

Oberlin Professors Zeinab Abu-Magd, Annemarie Sammartino, and Ellen Wurtzel will talk about the histories of anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim sentiment and what they can teach us today.

How do you persuade people to change their behavior in order to avoid causing environmental harm? Not the way most people try to do it. Information, moral suasion and fear are often ineffective or...

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry hosts guest speaker Eric C. Jensen, Senior Research Fellow (retired) , Delivery & Device Connected Systems at Eli Lilly and Company, whose topic will...

The Department of Art welcomes Andrew V. Uroskie, associate professor of modern art and media, and the graduate director of the MA/PhD Program in Art History and Criticism at Stony Brook University (...

Oberlin Conservatory and F.Lorée in Paris collaborate on a day of oboe events on campus. The day features a Q&A with Lorée president Alain de Gourdon , recital, master class, reed...

The Department of Psychology presents Andrew D. Engell, PhD, Harvey F. Lodish Development Professor of Natural Science and assistant professor of psychology at Kenyon College. He will give a lecture...

"Public Health Efforts and the Decline in Urban Mortality," presented by Daniel I. Rees '86, professor of economics at the University of Colorado, Denver. Using data on 25 major...

"The Legalization of Recreational Marijuana: How Likely is the Worst-Case Scenario," is a talk presented by Daniel I. Rees, professor of economics at the University of Colorado, Denver. The...

"Natural History of Sexuality in Early America" will be a lecture presented by Greta LaFleur, assistant professor of American studies at Yale University, director of the graduate studies...

Hear award-winning journalist Channing Joseph ’03, who now teaches journalism at the University of Southern California, read from his recent work and offer his tips for Obies who aspire to be...