Oberlin Blogs

Guest Blogger Kris Surovjak details how she reduced her environmental impact during this fall's travel season by renting a bike and biking across the Pacific Northwest.

In which I regale you with the legend of my wait for the elusive Amtrak train at Elyria's train station, and discuss Fall Break and midterms briefly.

Meet Israel Gutierrez, fourth-year bass trombonist here at Oberlin Conservatory.

I return home and feel all the feelings.

Besides, how much could happen in five days? A lot, Molly. A lot can happen in five days.

Getting back to the grind on campus entails a lot. Let's have a conversation about mental health and wellness, specifically for returning folks.

Posts about classes are always the best posts.

or How I Get to Oberlin or The Perks of Life in the Rust Belt

I am a great stroller, if I do say so myself.

I was excited to come to college for a plethora of reasons, but the thought of achieving my final form made me breathless with anticipation almost every day since I sent in my confirmation of acceptance.

I'd say things are going pretty smoothly. Or, you know, as smoothly as things can go for a first-year who has no clue what she's doing with her life and who still can't get her mailbox open on the first try.

The name of this post is inaccurate.