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Sedaris is a critically acclaimed writer and contributor on the public radio show This American Life .

MacArthur “genius” recipient tours her Simply Ella program.

Second-year DaQuan Williams honors Moses Hogan ’79 with sing-along program during Black History Month.

Courage and Compassion: Our Shared Story of the Japanese American WWII Experience interactive exhibit is supported by a National Parks Service Grant.

While many students are currently taking a well-deserved break from most things Oberlin-related, members of the Student Union Programming Committee (SUPC) are getting no such reprieve. As the primary bookers of musical acts for the ’Sco, summer is a crucial time for contacting agents and booking artists for the upcoming year.

Now in its eighth season, the festival continues its tradition of providing meaningful theater classics with free admission.

Oberlin Summer Theater Festival keeps interest in arts alive with free, professional plays in rotating repertory.

At the 17th annual Oberlin Folk Festival, Oberlin’s rich folk history continues as Oberlin students and local acts share a bill with acclaimed headliners.

The Sexual Information Center (SIC) presents RESHAPE Week, a series of events occurring April 4 to April 12. RESHAPE Week is one of many changes the SIC has made to its programming this year.

Series boasts 10 performances featuring Wasmuth Quartet, Prima Trio, Oberlin Trio, pianist Misha Namirovsky, Cleveland Orchestra members, and others.