Locations & Facilities

Housed in a specially designed room of the Science Center, Oberlin’s confocal microscope provides remarkable cellular detail and resolution.

The Conservatory Annex includes the offices of Conservatory Admissions and Conservatory Communications.

The Central Unit is part of the Oberlin Conservatory’s main complex and includes classrooms, rehearsal rooms, studios, and more.

The music library is among the oldest and largest in any academic setting, with more than 345,000 items.

Known on campus as the con lounge, it serves as the social hub of Oberlin Conservatory.

This building designed by noted architect Cass Gilbert houses Oberlin’s top administrative offices.

The second floor of the Apollo Theatre houses the newly renovated Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman Cinema Studies Center for Media Education and Production.

As the First Year Experience hall for the center and south campus, Dascomb is home to nearly 170 students. It also houses key student services: Campus Safety and the Student Health and Counseling Center.

The Daub House was built in 1862 as a home for a Massachusetts-born shoemaker. Today, the Daub House provides office space for the college.

Stull Hall consists of a flexible 1,300-square-foot performance space that can accommodate roughly 120 guests.