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Clear filtersParents Weekend 2015: A Brief Oberlin Tour
November 15, 2015
We took time to reflect on how our lives have changed over the past few months. I've only recently begun to realize that my going to college was as big a deal for my parents as it was for me.

Mudd Library, the First Brutalist Building I've Ever Loved
November 14, 2015
To me, the inside of Mudd feels like an ode to the joys (and maybe pains, but I'm not going to focus on that) of education and the process of forming one's own ideas.

The Last Ride
August 20, 2015
The countdown to campus is T-minus 8 days until returning move-in!! Here's the checklist of things you probably didn't get...
Your Orientation Checklist
August 13, 2015
Boiling down the orientation guide to a list of essential actions. Get your walking shoes ready, tune in your ears, and prepare yourselves for the first week of your next four/five years.
GUEST POST: Eoin's Seven Wonders of Oberlin
July 12, 2015
Eoin, who grew up in Oberlin, lists his top seven hidden gems of Oberlin. Explore away!
GUEST POST: Amanda's Getaway Spots
June 30, 2015
Looking for a quiet place to hang out? Amanda's got you covered.
Oberlin's Top-10 Dream Destinations!
March 7, 2015
For prospective students who will be cruisin' through Oberlin in the coming months.
A Color-Coded Guide to Life
March 6, 2015
I use the blogs to categorize my life and get a chance to show off my perfectly color-coded calendar.
Strolling (or, Why I Don't Ride Bikes)
October 15, 2014
I am a great stroller, if I do say so myself.
ArbQuest 2K14: A More or Less True Story of Commencement Melodrama
June 23, 2014
For the first time, perhaps, you come to understand the permanence of your departure.
The Case for Co-Ops: And Other First-Year Lessons
May 10, 2014
What to expect and what I learned as a first year (and, of course, a GIF!).
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