Oberlin Blogs

The part they don't tell you about... Retiring as a student-athlete.

I'm telling everyone I know lately: this is the hardest group of classes I've ever taken at Oberlin. And I LOVE them.

All-American Awards, history making performances, and sushi.

There's something unique about being an AAPI artist that presents its own set of complexities and conflicts that made the experience of hanging out with other AAPI artists give me a sense of hope and comfort about my decision to become a filmmaker.

Everything you need to know if you're a future yeoman or yeowoman.

This year, I spent the month of January living in a completely new country, learning Spanish from scratch.

The land of beer and bridges.

I feel that my generational status has fixed a motor onto the back of me that keeps me going at a brisk but steady pace at Oberlin. This motor propels my own sense of initiative, as well as the value that I have towards my education.

I'm definitely pleased with the overall outcome of my movie, since I wasn't exactly sure if I would even be able to finish it in the time allotted during Winter Term.

I take on an Oberlin semester without my sidekick and roommate.

Everyone in France has a fix for either.

One of the perks of playing college basketball is that it can take you places you might not otherwise be able to go.