Locations & Facilities

The Pool Room is in Hales Annex, a building that offers recreational space for students and the community. The Pool Room has four, nine-pocket billiard tables in a variety of colors.

This Georgian-style brick structure is the official residence for Oberlin College’s president and family.

Price is home to the Jewish Heritage hall and houses students from all class levels.

The Professional Services Building is a short walk west of the main campus that houses administrative offices.

The homey Rathskeller, more commonly known as “the Rat,” is a restaurant on the lower level of Wilder Hall adjacent to DeCafé and Market and has been a favorite lunch spot among students, faculty, and staff.

Rice Hall holds faculty and academic department offices for the social sciences and the humanities.

Located inside the Dewy Ward ’34 Alumni Center, the gallery is named for 1964 alumnus Richard D. Baron, a supporter of the arts and mentor to the city’s East College Street Project. The gallery provides exhibit space for student, faculty. and guest artists.

Located in the Jesse Philips Physical Education Center, Carr Pool was the site of two NCAA swimming and diving championships and 10 consecutive NCAC championship meets. The facility is closed for extensive renovations and is set to reopen in August 2018.

Robert Lewis Kahn Hall is part of the First Year Residential Experience cluster and is focused on sustainable living. One of the newer residence halls, Kahn can accommodate 145 first-year students.

Training and competition in track takes place at Robert Lewis Kahn Track, a joint complex with Fred Shults Field.