Oberlin Blogs

It has been an exciting experience since the baton that is syllabus day hit my hand.

In many ways, I feel as though I’ve arrived on the other side of a tunnel.

While at Oberlin, Teague was a Dance and Computer Science double major and was heavily involved in the circus and dance scenes.

Kira Findling was one of my favorite bloggers when I was in high school.

The events of the past few weeks have been challenging. It’s clear that things need to change in our society in a major way.

Oberlin has continued to teach me through this time of social distance, reminding me of how close we all actually are.

In this time of crisis, Obies showed their true colors, and I’ve never felt prouder to be one!

This past week, as we prepared to head home in the face of a pandemic, Obies came together to support each other in some incredible ways.

Here's to a brand new year!

This semester, I really identify with my area of study, and I feel involved more than ever before.

The atmosphere of a school is more than just academics—it is made up of those tiny, everyday interactions and observations that define one’s relation to a place.

For my winter terms, I’ve studied at a circus school, learned Spanish in Mexico, trained Tumbling in NYC, and been a part of a play on campus. Here’s why I think they’re essential to Oberlin as a liberal arts institution.