News Releases

The three-week celebration of chamber music features master classes and concerts by renowned performers in addition to conservatory student ensembles.

In the latest installment of GoYeo's "Storytellers" series, we learn how Olivia Degitz ’17 turned a childhood tragedy into great opportunities at Oberlin.

The genre-bending bluegrass quintet will work with conservatory students and perform during three visits to campus, made possible through a fund created by actor-comedian Ed Helms.

The Oberlin Athletic Department's "Storytellers" feature profiles double-degree student Leo Harrington ’16—and what happens when he must choose between the track and the trumpet.

ConNotations, a new blog featuring the writing of students in the conservatory’s Introduction to Music Criticism class, has made its debut after an intensive semester of writing.

Pianist Leon Fleisher, whose remarkable career was altered by a debilitating hand injury that he overcame some four decades later, will visit the Oberlin campus to lead a pair of master classes with conservatory students.

Young Democrats in Ohio are happier than their Republican counterparts with their national party’s performance on key issues, according to a survey commissioned by Oberlin College’s Initiative in Electoral Politics and conducted by American Directions Group.

David H. Stull Recital Hall, the conservatory performance space built atop Bibbins Hall over the summer of 2013, has earned a prestigious Honor Award, the highest accolade bestowed by the American Institute of Architects.

This week, Oberlin College's media literacy program will screen two movies for local students on food justice issues.

Beginning January 31, this intensive weekend program explores issues involving vocal health, musical style, and teaching, including contemporary commercial music; reservations available now.