Campus News
Community Involvement Tips for After Day of Service
September 12, 2015
Lisa Gulasy
The 2015 Day of Service coordinator Gabriel Moore ’15 suggests four ways students can learn about service opportunities to become involved with the Oberlin community.
A Gift of Peace and Understanding
September 11, 2015
Communications Staff
Tomoko Watanabe, founder of Asian Network of Trust- Hiroshima and co-founder of Green Legacy Hiroshima, walks with Gavin Tritt, executive director of Oberlin Shansi, and others in Tappan Square...
Special Event for Yeworkwha Belachew (YB), Dialogue Center Update
September 10, 2015
Marvin Krislov
The college will host a ceremony at the Lewis House at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 3, to honor Yeworkwha Belachew (YB) and her many contributions to Oberlin's culture and community.
Outstanding Professional Achievements for Professors Colley, Lasser, and Bartz
September 10, 2015
Marvin Krislov
Oberlin professors are more than great teachers and mentors. They are also recognized for their scholarship and leadership in their chosen fields by their peers.
Orientation 2015 in Photos
September 9, 2015
Communications Staff
From move-in to meetings and pick-up games to performances, experience Orientation all over again with this photo gallery!
Mathematical Concepts You Can Hold
September 5, 2015
Communications Staff
Students diligently take notes as Associate Professor of Mathematics Jack Calcut lectures in the King Memorial Building. Calcut, who teaches students with varying levels of mathematical...
No School Quite Like Oberlin
September 3, 2015
Marvin Krislov
As the fall 2015 semester commences, know this: You don’t have to become involved with every club or attend every event to get the most from your Oberlin experience.
Construction of Gateway Center on Target
September 2, 2015
Lisa Gulasy
The Peter B. Lewis Gateway Center is anticipated to open early 2016. The renewable-powered mixed-use development, designed to meet the highest possible U.S. Green Building Council LEED rating, is expected have a significant impact on the college and community.
The Role of Fallout Radionuclides in River Erosion
August 31, 2015
Communications Staff
Like many of his peers in the sciences, fifth-year double-degree student Adrian Singleton is no stranger to summer research. Singleton, who has worked with Geology Assistant Professor Amanda Schmidt for three years, is seen here examining containers of quartz, river sediment, and sheet silicate minerals as part of a broader honors project he began last semester. Click “Read more and comment” to learn more about Singleton’s research with Schmidt.
2015 President’s Public Service Fellows Present Summer Successes
August 31, 2015
Lisa Gulasy
The 11-week President's Public Service Fellow program provides funding for students to work full time with a local nonprofit or public sector agency on intensive service projects that engage and empower area teens and young adults.
