Events Calendar
Featured Events
The Malagasy Telephone: Gossip, Reputation and... 3/17 4:30pm
A talk by anthropologist Jennifer Cole of University of Chicago.
Financial Aid Fair 3/18 11:00am
Oberlin College's financial aid department will be present to accept renewal application materials, answer questions, and hand out information. Please stop by if you have any questions or would like assistance.
Flu Shots at Student Health Services 3/18 2:00pm
Tuesdays from 2 to 4 p.m. through March 18. CostStudents: Free Faculty, staff, significant others,and retirees: show your Cigna card or pay $20 in cash or check. Can't make it to SHS on these Tuesday afternoons? Call 440-775-8180 for an appointment.
Faculty Recital: Alexa Still, flute and Michael... 3/19 8:00pm
A recital by Oberlin Conservatory faculty members Alexa Still, flute and Michael Rosen, percussion. Admission is free Program to include: Claude Debussy: Syrinx (1913) Richard Rodney Bennett: After Syrinx II (1996) Toru Takemitsu: Towards the Sea III (1982) John Purser: Piobaireachd "Wai Taheke" (2005) Ralph Shapey: Two for One (1988) Gareth Farr: Kembung Suling: Three Musical Snapshots of Asia, for flute and marimba...
In Favor of a Market for Human Organs 3/20 4:30pm
Professor James Stacey Taylor of the College of New Jersey will give a talk entitled "In Favor of a Market for Human Organs" as part of the philosophy department's Rhoden Lecture.
Observatory and Planetarium 3/21 8:00pm
Public observing on the observing deck. Come and view the night sky. If cloudy, the planetarium will be open.
NOYO Spring Concert 3/23 3:30pm
The Northern Ohio Youth Orchestras present its second concert of the season, featuring performances by Rhythm & Brass, Symphonetta Strings, and the Philharmonia Orchestra. Each ensemble will perform a premiere of a new work commissioned by NOYO.
Information Session: Peace Corps/City Year 4/1 4:30pm
Come learn more about post-graduate service opportunities. Representatives from the Peace Corps and City Year will be hosting a joint information session and will provide insight into their respective programs and how to apply. City Year is an education focused, nonprofit organization that unites young people of all backgrounds for a year of full-time service to keep students in school and on track to graduation. Peace Corps Volunteers make...
Open Mic!! 4/1 8:00pm
Open Mic at the Cat! Sign-ups begin at 7:30. Come share your talents and/or watch other Obies share theirs!
The Musical Roots of "The Jazz Singer" 4/3 12:20pm
Daniel Goldmark, associate professor of music at Case Western Reserve University is the Murphy Colloquium presenter. Title: The Musical Roots of The Jazz Singer The Jazz Singer grew from the kernel of an idea—specifically Samson Raphaelson’s observation, on hearing Al Jolson sing in 1917 : “My god, this isn’t a jazz singer. This is a cantor!” Raphaelson transformed his idea into the short story “Day of Atonement” (1922 ), followed in turn by...
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Guest Master Class: Sunho Kim ’03, violin 3/17 3:30pm
A guest master class given by Sunho Kim ’03, violin. Free admission ------------------------ Violinist Sunho Kim joined the Kansas City Symphony Orchestra...
Bibbins Hall (Conservatory of Music)
Tertulias 3/17 4:30pm
Do you want to practice your Spanish in an informal ambiance with native speakers? Come talk to us!
The Malagasy Telephone: Gossip, Reputation and... 3/17 4:30pm
A talk by anthropologist Jennifer Cole of University of Chicago.
King Building, Room 343
<3" (three inches or less) handcrafted... 3/17 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 3/17 12:00pm
Come have lunch with us every week day and practice your Spanish
Stevenson Hall
German Table 3/17 12:00pm
Join us for lunch at Stevenson every week and practice your German language skills in an informal environment.
Stevenson Hall
French Table 3/17 12:15pm
Come have lunch with us every week day at Stevenson Hall from 12:15 to 1:15 and practice your French!
Stevenson Hall
Weight Watchers At Work 3/17 12:15pm
Weight Watchers meets Mondays. 12:15-1:00pm in Wilder 211. Meeting are open to all members of the Oberlin campus and community. To join the on campus...
Wilder Hall (Student Union)
Core & Weights 3/17 4:30pm
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
