Campus News

Pedestrians crossing College Place near the conservatory did a double take after city workers transformed a traditional crosswalk into a painted keyboard on Tuesday, May 13. The idea came from Oberlin

To our graduating seniors, for enriching our lives and inspiring us…

To our faculty, for your continued dedication to teaching, learning, scholarship, research, and community…

To our staff, for your devotion and service above and beyond the call….

To all who work here, for making the College, the Conservatory, and the City of Oberlin great.

The campus and city will be a hub of activity as Conference Services welcomes new clients.

A memorial service for Emeritus Professor of Sociology William P. Norris will take place on Sunday, June 1. The service will begin at 4 p.m. in Peters Great Hall and a reception will follow at the

Finals are upon us, and Senior Week and Commencement are just days away. I wish everyone the best of luck with their final exams, papers, and projects. Be sure to take care of your mental and physical health and remember to take breaks, even if they’re brief.

Keep Co-op wins the electricity competition for a second consecutive year, and the campus overall was one of the top five water reducers in the Campus Conservation Nationals.

Oberlin’s standing as one of the world’s great academic institutions relies on the hard work of hundreds of people doing all kinds of jobs. Many thanks to everyone who works at Oberlin for the time, effort, and thought you put in to support our students and our community.

Soaring characters, human soup cans, student dance teams, and handcrafted floats filled the streets of Oberlin on Saturday, May 3 for the community's annual Big Parade. What began as an experiment in

Oberlin community residents of all ages will gather on Saturday, May 3 for the 13th annual Big Parade. Beginning at noon at Prospect Elementary School, the parade will travel down West College Street