Offices

The Friendship Initiative is a campuswide and campus and community initiative started at Oberlin College to promote friendship as a radical framework for developing international, interfaith, and intercultural justice and peace from the personal to the global levels.

The Gertrude B. Lemle Teaching Center is Oberlin’s teaching and learning center. The Lemle Center helps faculty and teaching staff address the challenges and share the joys of teaching and learning in a residential liberal arts setting.

Oberlin College is home to a vibrant and tightly knit international community representing more than 50 countries and over 12 percent of the student population.

The Oberlin College Board of Trustees’ Investment Committee and Investment Office staff are responsible for oversight of the endowment, designed to provide long-term funding for student financial aid, faculty compensation, and academic programs.

The Multicultural Resource Commons provides programs and services that affirm and promote equity for students of color, LGBTQ+ students, and first-generation college students. We are committed to working with campus and community partners to create a climate where all students belong and have equitable opportunities and outcomes.

Oberlin Center for Convergence (StudiOC) is both a modern and flexible educational space and a new method for faculty to pursue multidisciplinary collaboration.

The Libraries play a central role in the educational mission at Oberlin. We collect, preserve, and make accessible diverse resources that make teaching and research possible. We also serve as...

Oberlin’s London Program is a life-changing experience: a chance to study with a small group of motivated students and stimulating faculty in an exciting city, in the presence of great museums, music, theater, history, and a thriving and diverse culture.

The Office for Disability & Access facilitates equal access to all programs, courses, services, facilities, and activities provided at Oberlin College while encouraging students to develop self-advocacy.

The Office of Advancement serves the interests of Oberlin’s alumni, parents, and friends by maintaining close relationships with the donors and volunteers who help sustain Oberlin.