Students in Lynn Powell’s nonfiction workshop meet at the professor’s home for an end-of-the-semester potluck.Photo credit: Dale Preston '83
Snapshots...
The end of the semester is a busy time, as reflected in this photo series.
The president’s house decorated for the season. Photo credit: Yevhen Gulenko
Oberlin’s Brazilian Ensemble performs Brazilian pop, rock, samba, choro, and bossa nova at the ’Sco. Photo credit: Michael Hartman
Oberlin students visit Lorain Community College for a choreography collaboration. Photo credit: Michael Hartman
Oberlin Conservatory’s tradition of holiday celebrations included Bassoon Christmas. Photo credit: Lucie Maria Weismueller
Members of Horn Hanukkah give a Tiny Ref Desk concert in the conservatory library. Photo credit: Michael Hartman
Faculty and staff are invited to the president’s house for cookies and conversation. Photo credit: Yvonne Gay
Students, staff, and faculty present their artwork for sale at the fourth annual Art Market. Photo credit: Lucie Maria Weismueller
Community and student members of the Oberlin Pottery Co-Op created hundreds of unique pieces for the annual Empty Mugs sale at First Church in Oberlin. Photo credit: Dale Preston ‘83
Professor Chie Sakakibara gives a presentation on her research, which showcases the community-partnered exploration of Indigenous Ainu heritage in northern Japan. Photo credit:Yvonne Gay
A young visitor is invited to pluck a cello string at the conservatory’s Instrument Petting Zoo. Photo credit: Dale Preston ‘83
Ornament making in Wilder Hall. Photo credit: Yvonne Gay
In this summer photo series, we invite readers to test their detective skills as they are presented with images that explore spaces on campus and in the town of Oberlin. Can you guess where this photo was taken?
As students study for final exams away from campus this week, we're flashing back to Oberlin's fall reading period in December 2019. Join us as we stop by the Seeley G. Mudd Center, conservatory library, and other places on campus where Obies were hard at work preparing for finals.
In recognition of the 50th anniversary of Eary Day, we look back on some of the sustainability programs and milestones that support the college’s commitment to its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2025.
