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Colors of Rhythm 4/17 6:30pm
Dancing, music, and spoken word performed by students of color to honor and celebrate their culture. Intended to empower participants and audience members. About Colors of Rhythm Colors of Rhythm is an annual performance that began as a constructive protest against what the curriculum and academic departments at Oberlin do not cover. By addressing issues such as lack of resources for and the recognition, valuing, visibility of certain...
Student Union Board Office Hours 4/17 7:00pm
The Student Union Board was created to ensure that the Student Union achieves its mission as described in its Mission Statement. The Student Union Board, to these ends, will develop and review policies, procedures, programs, services, space allocation for student organizations, and approve the Student Union budget. This will be accomplished by continually assessing the needs of the Student Union constituents and evaluating its programs and...
Ghosts 4/17 8:00pm
Oberlin College Theater Presents GHOSTS by Henrik Ibsen translated by Rolf Fjelde directed by Matthew Wright April 17, 18 & 19, 2014 | 8pm In one of the great masterpieces of western drama, Ibsen lays bare the soul of a woman struggling to free herself from the stifling oppression of regret, dead beliefs, and the consequences of choices made in youth. Helene Alving’s artist son has returned home, frail and heartsick from his...
Faculty Book Talk: Anuradha Dingwaney Needham 4/22 4:30pm
Donald R. Longman Professor of English Anuradha Dingwaney Needham discusses her recent book, New Indian Cinema in Post-Independence India: The Cultural Work of Shyam Benegal's Films. Sponsored by the Friends of the Oberlin College Library
Career Center: Let's Do Lunch! 4/23 12:00pm
Stop by the Careers table during lunch to talk about summer internships, grad school applications, job search strategies, and whatever else is on your plate. Stay as long or as little as you like; no appointment necessary.
A Plant-Based Life 4/24 5:30pm
Learn about how to lead a lifestyle that is kinder to the environment, animals, and other people through living a life that utilizes mainly plant materials. We'll be pulling environmentalism, animal rights, and human rights together, and we'll discuss how the decisions we make about our diet and lives can make a positive impact on the world. There will be food provided.
DEFROCKED: Still Faithful 5/1 5:00pm
Frank Schaefer, a former United Methodist Pastor from Lebanon, Pennsylvania, whose clergy credentials were revoked for performing the same-sex wedding of his son, will be the featured speaker at an event designed to highlight what it means to be faithful in ministry in the midst of controversy over LGBTQ issues. Schaefer will be joined by panelists who will engage in conversation on the topic. Panelists include Bishop Mark Hollingsworth of...
Frank Lloyd Wright Open House 5/4 12:00pm
Open house dates at the Weltzheimer/Johnson House resume. The Weltzheimer/Johnson House at Oberlin College is a Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian House that sits on a lot several blocks from campus. Designed in 1947 and completed in 1949, it is the first Usonian house in Ohio and one of the few in the nation open to the public.The Weltzheimer/Johnson House holds public open house hours on the First and Third Sundays of each month, from April through...
Faculty Book Talk: "The Oasis of Now" by Kazim Ali 5/5 4:30pm
“The Oasis of Now,” is a talk by Kazim Ali, associate professor of creative writing, on translating Iranian poet Sohrab Sepehri, with poems read in Farsi by Mohammad Jafar Mahallati, Presidential Scholar of Islam. Sponsored by the Friends of the Oberlin College Library
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DIY Planter Making 4/17 3:30pm
Join us in practicing resource reuse by making a planter out of floppy disks! You can take home your very own plant in your home-made planter. All necessary...
Wilder Bowl
Softball at Wittenberg University 4/17 3:30pm
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Sigma Xi Talks by Faculty 4/17 4:45pm
Visiting assistant professor of archaeology and anthropology Emily Holt will present "Climate Change, Environmental Variability, and Social Inequality in the...
Science Center
Voice Amplified/Voice Interrupted: The Use of... 4/17 5:00pm
A talk by art historian Masha Kowell of the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, California, tracing the syntactic, semantic, and graphic evolution of...
Allen Memorial Art Building
<3" (three inches or less) handcrafted... 4/17 8:30am
The Delaware Valley Chapter of the Guild of Book Workers will showcase their talents in the Clarence Ward Art Library’s upcoming show <3” (three inches or...
Clarence Ward Art Library, Allen Memorial Art Building
Rincón Latino 4/17 12:00pm
Come have lunch with us every week day and practice your Spanish
Stevenson Hall
German Table 4/17 12:00pm
Join us for lunch at Stevenson every week and practice your German language skills in an informal environment.
Stevenson Hall
Core & Weights 4/17 12:15pm
Core & Weights is a fun, innovative 45-minute muscle defining and sculpting workout utilizing 2 lb – 8 lb weights with the addition of cutting edge core...
Jesse Philips Physical Education Center
