Campus News

The first substantial snowfall of the season inspired the construction of this undulating tower between Dascomb and Mudd.

Emeritus Professor Booker Peek reflects on the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela.

The conservatory's tradition of holiday/end-of-the-semester celebrations began Thursday, December 12, with Bassoon Christmas. Be sure to catch Minimalistmas (Sunday at noon) and Marimba Christmas

Second-year Sam Bernhard’s appearance as a contestant on the game show Jeopardy will be televised tonight, Wednesday, December 11, at 7:30 p.m. on Cleveland’s CBS affiliate, WOIO-TV. A life-long fan

Nelson Mandela’s life demonstrates that in the most difficult times, we can endure, educate ourselves, and work together toward equality and justice.

Oberlin’s largest donor ever, Charles Martin Hall, was born 150 years ago, on December 6, 1863.

The Punch Brothers, on campus for a three day residency, held a jam session Tuesday night in the con lounge. Their visit wraps up December 4 with an improv boot camp, but they'll be back on campus in March to perform in Finney.

Oberlin’s first-ever class took place 180 years ago today. This Founders’ Day we pay tribute to the many faculty and staff who have inspired our students and alumni.

Welcome back from Thanksgiving recess.

If you'll be on campus during the holiday weekend, you'll want to refer to the Oberlin OnCampus compilation of hours of operation for dining halls and other hot spots on campus.