Locations & Facilities

The DeCafé and Market located in Wilder Hall features bowls, gyros, and flatbreads as well as a surprising variety of convenience and health food items.

The Dewy Ward ’34 Alumni Center is the home of the Oberlin College Alumni Association.

Diane Yu Fitness Center is on the ground floor of South Hall, the college’s largest residence hall.

Dick Bailey Field is part of the Austin E. Knowlton Athletics Complex, which replaced the former Savage Football Stadium. The complex features an all-weather, multipurpose field with artificial turf and lights, suitable for nearly every athletics team or club sport on campus.

This underground nightspot attracts a variety of alternative bands, along with many top-notch musical combos formed by Oberlin students.

Downtown Oberlin, designated a historic district, is a collection of mostly locally owned businesses along College and Main Streets.

East is a traditional residence hall and has the second largest number of singles of all the halls on campus. It is home to approximately 185 residents.

The Edmonia Lewis Center for Women and Transgender People is a collective of students, staff, and administrators doing the work of transforming existing systems of oppression. The house is named for famed artist-sculptor Edmonia Lewis, an Oberlin student from 1859-1862.

This lab enables neuroscience students and faculty to work with nerve cells.

The Ellen Johnson Gallery features works from the Allen Memorial Art Museum’s modern and contemporary collections.