Oberlin Blogs

There are a few differences between the liberal arts colleges and fish markets, though. Liberal arts colleges generally smell better, for instance.

A weekend of mixing inks, emulsing screens, printing posters, and a well-deserved burrito.

For the curious, here's a taste of what makes dining halls and co-ops different. Consider it an anthropological study.

I arrived early, because I still went early to things back then, and loitered around outside the door of the room in Wilder until I felt it was a proper time to enter.

Some people come to Oberlin eyes open and confident, knowing exactly what they want from college and prepared to take it. Most of us, in my experience, don't.

Why live off campus?

Lessons from a (sometimes) grumpy senior with a touch of senioritis

NEWS UPDATE: GIRL GOES TO MAIL ROOM, RECEIVES PACKAGE

In which our protagonist goes to Chicago with eight other Obies and they do seriously amazing stuff. And we have videos.

A tradition at Barrows where residents watch movies with twist-endings every Sunday night. Also, an update on Chelsea the Bike.

Right before I left for summer vacation, my Facebook status read, 'Zoë goes to the coolest church ever.'

Nothing about the title actually describes the content of this entry. Except 'Busy' and 'got to school.' Sorry, but titles are tough, dudes.