Campus News

The Allen Memorial Art Museum’s celebration of contemporary Latin American art continued Friday, February 20, with an exhibition at the Richard D. Baron ’64 Art Gallery. The exhibition featured

First-year students Linh K. Tran (Clover), Jenny Xin Luan, and Naomi Langer explore their surroundings in New York City. The students were among a group of six who ventured throughout New York City

This winter term, Oberlin Opera Theater presented two modern operas at the ’Sco: Strawberry Fields and The Telephone. In Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Telephone (seen here), a man tries to propose to his

Susan Kane (third from left), professor of art history and classical archaeology, and Andria Derstine (center), John G.W. Cowles Director of the Allen Memorial Art Museum, stand with visiting museum

While many students complete their winter term projects off campus, some choose to remain in Oberlin. Of the approximately 855 students who are on campus this winter term, 78 are completing chemistry

Zoë Madonna, a senior East Asian studies major, earned a grand prize of $10,000 at the 2014 Rubin Institute for Music Criticism, a five-day, invitation-only competition held in November at the San

This Winter Term, Miles Ginoza, Jesse Wiener, Jason Ihm, Will Halimou, and Leah Wood are in Honolulu, Hawaii, studying the traditional art form of Japanese taiko drumming under Kenny Endo, a leading

All Oberlin College facilities are closed for Winter Shutdown from December 24 through the New Year. Winter term begins January 5, 2015.

Visiting Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Composition Nancy Boutilier and her partner, Christa Champion, former head coach of women's basketball, don prop mustaches in the photo booth at the All

Recycled Products Co-op and Oberlin Animal Rights offered students an opportunity to take a break from preparing for finals on Sunday, December 14, with a “Bead Lizard Craft Session.”