Oberlin Blogs

We have been staying up late, eating mostly home-cooked food, drinking a little, and seeing a terrific amount of improv in the last four days, and our trip is only about halfway over.

I get up off of Matt's lap, there's guilt and often a little weird silence, and someone will say "Jesus, what was that?"

Dear Anna and Jeffrey 1 , First of all, sorry that I haven't kept in better touch. As you probably understand all too well, when something only has a due date of 'at some point,' it's easy to keep...

Once dressed, we put on our coats and boots and headed over to Warner--where the Dance Department is housed--looking very classy indeed. My coat looks really good on top of silk with gold accents; that's all I'm saying.

I am still here. Though I entered Oberlin with an expected graduation date of May 2016, my taking a semester off has delayed that until this upcoming semester. This reality took me a long time to accept and I have a lot of feelings about what "not graduating on time" means for me.

The story of how Helena and I discovered Celebration Bells, First Church's handbell choir.

A series of vignettes about my musical experiences at Oberlin.

In which I embrace my future as a possible spoon player in a bluegrass band (though it's still more likely that I will be a teacher).

I love flute and I love Oberlin and this is about me and my flute in Oberlin.

After a grueling semester, sometimes I find myself only able to think about cats.

A mini-stroll down this fall's art walk, a showcase of student artworks from the span of studio art classes. With many many photos!

"I want to do it!" I said. "I love pit orchestras!"