Oberlin Blogs

I didn't take classes this summer, but living in Oberlin provided me with many opportunities regardless.

Basically a "what I eat in a semester" with Ali Alotbi '23.

While having a busy schedule is sometimes overwhelming, self-reflection and making sure that I still want to commit to the things I’m doing help me manage and enjoy my time here.

When a group of people cooks, cleans, and eats together, it's pretty easy to make friends and get to know each other.

Part 3 in a series in which I delve into my on-going experience as a conservatory student who is considering pursuing a double-degree or a minor in East Asian Studies. 

If you have a goal, have a plan.

Co-ops are back, and we couldn't be happier!

There is a buzz of excitement everywhere you turn, and for good reason too.

Why Oberlin was the best fit for me two years ago and continues to be the right fit for me now.

HIV Peer Testers is a group created to increase the accessibility of HIV testing on campus by providing no-cost, peer-administered tests and related resources to students.

I learned some handy things the first four times around.

You can't go wrong when you have too many good options.