Campus Bulletins

So many people have reached out to me saying they’re sorry that this has been happening to my family. Well don’t be sorry because this has been happening to my family for a long time, longer than I…

The visual arts community at Oberlin College is committed to anti-racist work.

Oberlin’s Comparative American Studies Department, East Asian Studies Department, International Student Resource Center, and Multicultural Resource Center write in solidarity to denounce the recent violence directed at members of Asian and Pacific Islander communities.

The Center for Information Technology will begin conducting a building-by-building inventory of all College-owned computers on campus. The inventory will help CIT make intelligent decisions regarding…

Dear Oberlin College Community: In the collection, “The Origin of Others,” the late novelist and scholar Toni Morrison writes about the perpetual “othering” of Black people and people of color in the…

The insurrectionists who infiltrated the Capitol on January 6, 2021, elevated some of the most heinous symbols of hate and racism from our nation’s past and seared them into our present. The hangman’s…

Over the past few months, Commission members have been hard at work identifying priorities and objectives that can be realized this academic year, as well as others targeted for the next.

The Center for Information Technology recommends that all Apple Mac users wait to upgrade to macOS Big Sur until early February, or until CIT releases an upgrade advisory.

Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff, We all look forward to election time, when we have the opportunity to exercise our right to vote and in doing so uphold one of the most important freedoms of our…

If you get a new cell phone or reset your existing phone, you will need to register it with Okta Verify to continue using it for multi-factor authentication. If you do not register your new phone and…