Student Organizations Shed Light on Oberlin Protest History with Powerful...
Last Thursday night, students and passersby might have noticed a series of protest messages and art projected onto Mudd Center’s East-facing wall. With the help of a 10,000-lumen projector and a...
View ArticleAlum Film CRSHD Screens at Apollo Theater Next Thursday
Emily Cohn, OC ’17, will present a free screening of her first full-length film, CRSHD, at the Apollo Theatre at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 9. The event is sponsored by the Cinema Studies department and...
View ArticleIndie Singer-Songwriter Anna Burch Gives Poignant, Intimate Performance
Detroit-based singer-songwriter Anna Burch gave an intimate performance at the Cat in the Cream Tuesday night as a stop before her show at the TREEVERB Music Festival in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on June 1....
View ArticleUpcoming Festival Features Concerts and Panels on Mortality
This weekend will be an exciting one, featuring music, discussions, poetry, and art — all centered, surprisingly, around mortality. On Saturday, Sept. 7 and Sunday, Sept. 8, the Conservatory will host...
View Article“The Innocents” Shines Light on Falsely Incarcerated, Wrongful Imprisonment
Objects like rocks, pots, pans, and trash cans may not sound like typical musical instruments, but they are artfully used to produce The Innocents, a percussionist exhibit that will be performed this...
View ArticleJacques Rutzky, Meditation Teacher
Jacques Rutzky is the Buddhist Affiliate to the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life at Oberlin or ORSL. A student of Thai Meditation Master V.R. Dhiravamsa, he leads multiple Vipassana meditation...
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Art and Gender: Behind Japanese Noh Theater
Sofia Herron GellerA student wears a traditional Noh mask. Sofia Herron GellerWorkshop attendees learn Noh theater movements. Sofia Herron GellerHikaru (left) and Hisa (right) Uzawa demonstrating Noh...
View ArticleJordanian-Palestinian Band 47SOUL Performs at ‘Sco
In a rare moment for a weeknight performance at the ’Sco, a band had students on their feet and dancing their way into the next morning. Oberlin Students for a Free Palestine and Jewish Voice for...
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