OCLIPSE Photo Gallery

April 8, 2024

Communications Staff

People looking up and pointing at the totality of the solar eclipse.
Oberlin celebrated the path of totality with a solar eclipse viewing party at Bailey Field.
Photo credit: Mike Crupi

Oberlin College & Conservatory was the center of the world for a few minutes while the sun totally eclipsed the moon. These are a few images of the excitement and wonder on campus.

Scenes from Tappan Square and Bailey Field during the solar eclipse on Monday April 8, 2024.

Photo credit: Kadrian Hinton, Mike Crupi

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