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Clear filtersGUEST 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.
Parents and Family Weekend!
November 11, 2014
My family comes to Oberlin and my pug does not, I take my mom and brother to a co-op lunch and my brother to the 'Sco, and I visit Slow Train four times in a single weekend.
New York, New York vs Oberlin, Ohio
November 10, 2014
I looked back at my parents, checking in that it was ok to talk to strangers. They conceded with their eyes that as long as I was in Ohio it was also fine to get into windowless vans and take candy from old women in tall pointed hats.
Downtown
July 8, 2014
A highly opinionated tour of Oberlin's main drag. With lovely pictures by Ma'ayan!
Month at the Museum
February 21, 2014
A Winter Term recap of the Practicum in Museum Education course at Oberlin's Allen Memorial Art Museum.
Finals Survival Guide 2013
December 13, 2013
As if you needed an excuse to listen to the new Beyoncé album, anyway.
FAQ for Incoming First Years
June 19, 2013
Do you have the pre-orientation jitters? Are you at all anxious to leave home and come live in a place you've probably never spent a formidable amount of time at before? Do not fear! I am here to try and alleviate some of that anxiety.
Red Cup, Blue Cup...Purple Cup
March 18, 2013
The past few weeks at Oberlin have been very hard, but they have reminded me why I care so much about this place and the work that we all do, on a variety of levels, on this campus.
In Solidarity (a musical perspective)
March 5, 2013
So yesterday was a pretty big deal. After a few weeks of increased anonymous racism and homophobia on our campus,...
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