Oberlin Blogs

The first thing I remember about orientation is the excitement that came from constantly introducing myself to other people, telling them about my passions and interests and hearing about theirs in turn.

So I asked myself, when did I genuinely enjoy what I was doing? The answer: while studying sociology at Oberlin.

Summer discoveries from across the country.

I drew things that move, so that's pretty neat. Also, summer's almost over - what's up with that?

Everything I learned about course registration (plus some additional advice from Obies who have been there, done that).

"It's not summer if your tongue isn't purple." - Bill Watterson

An extended second edition of words to the wise about life, college and some useful takeaways for Oberlin and beyond.

In the vast dark sea: a few bright fish.

All life is an adventure, and moving to a new city, building/finding a new community, and scrambling to make it in a uncertain field definitely qualifies.

The Oberlin Family Dinner was never meant to end at the recipes. Food is, at its most honest heart, something to be shared.

My corner of the blogs is now an archive. Here's how to navigate it!

Reflections on friendship, Canada, the Oberlin experience, and wearing socks on your hands.