Events

Dan Kaufman is a journalist and author of The Fall of Wisconsin and the forthcoming American Dust, a character-driven history of the Rust Belt. Open to students interested in journalism for an...

Hear about careers in Finance and at the Federal Reserve at an open information session.

Join the Biology department for professor beers and soda! Come by to chat with other majors, professors, and faculty. Beer and soda, courtesy of the biology department, will be provided. Prospective...

Join us for a talk with Ian Rosenberg, author of Terrible Stuff Damaging Everybody: The True Story of Lies and Libel in Dominion v. Fox. Following the talk, books will be available for purchase and...

Oberlin College alumni talk about careers in Finance at an open information session.

Learn about going on to earn a PhD or master's degree after Economics at Oberlin at an open information session. Lunch provided.

Join guest lecturer Professor Philip Pettit for the Rhoden Lecture "Democracy: the what, the why and the how" What is democracy? An electoral system, or a system that also gives the people other...

Lab Coats Not Required: A Science Café for the Oberlin Community brings students and faculty together for informal talks about the strange science of everyday life. Join us to hear bizarre stories of...

Watch the webcast – streamed live at concert time. Timothy Weiss leads the Contemporary Music Ensemble (CME) in Warner Concert Hall. CME features Oberlin Conservatory student musicians playing new...

Observe the night sky from our observing deck. Free and open to the public. We will set up telescopes if the sky is clear. If it is cloudy, we will have a planetarium program.