Campus News
This Week in Photos: December 4
Yvonne Gay
This week's series highlights Solarity, student dance groups, a musical union performance, master class with Marilyn Horne, jazz, letterpress, Kwanzaa founder Maulana Karenga, guest pianist XakBjerken, December graduates, Convocation with Tom Rosenstiel ’78, and a production in Wurtzel Theater.
Environmental Studies Students Present Research at Climate Change Conference
Communications Staff
Senior Eli Presberg was recognized with an award for a presentation of the students’ research in the Africatown, Alabama, community.
The Founding of Oberlin College
Communications Staff
"In Oberlin History" is a series dedicated to notable events in Oberlin College history. In December of 1833, 29 men and 15 women began classes as the first students of the Oberlin Collegiate Institute.
Emeritus Professor Bill Skinner Dies
Communications Staff
The emeritus professor of geology was 89 years old.
Q&A with Walker Shadle ’19
Communications Staff
Meet Walker Shadle, curatorial assistant for the Allen Memorial Art Museum. Find out about a secret campus nap spot from his undergraduate days, his favorite item of clothing, and the one event in history he wishes he could have witnessed.
This Week in Photos
Yvonne Gay
Oberlin’s campus is rich with events, student life, and learning opportunities as presented in This Week in Photos.
New Works Festival
Yvonne Gay
Graduating theater students present an array of original works during Oberlin’s annual New Works Festival.
Parents Share their Career Experiences in a Career Communities Workshop
Yvonne Gay
Parents in science, technology, nonprofit, education, and medical, public and global health sectors give students a look inside their world.
Q&A with Alexandra Letvin
Communications Staff
Learn about Letvin's favorite spot on campus, along with how her childhood career aspirations relate to her current role at Allen Memorial Art Museum.
A Conversation with Leo Hochberg: Student Research in Lebanon
Communications Staff
The senior politics and Middle Eastern studies double major's experience in Lebanon culminated in a 23-page report examining the Syrian refugee crisis.