Events

Ebonee Thomas, flute & Colette Valentine, piano. Monday, September 14, 2026 • 7:30 p.m.

MONDAY NIGHTS ARE BACK! The Butler School of Music’s Monday Night Faculty Concert Series returns with an evening of extraordinary music featuring Ebonee Thomas, flute & Colette Valentine, piano Monday,

College of Music Faculty Tuesdays An Evening with the CU Boulder Double Reed Faculty + Friends

NextNOW Fest 2026

Live music. Comedy. Art. Connection. Experience it all at NextNOW Fest!

Boba Bead Lizards & Barefoot

Come and create a colorful beaded companion for your keychain, while enjoying a cool summer drink! Dairy free options available.

2026-09-08 Stephanie and Jonathan Shames, piano

Give to the OU School of Music: https://give.oufoundation.org/Friends Performance programs: https://music.ou.edu/live If you are passionate about the art and craft of music, we share that passion. Established in 1908, the

Ava Rush

Ava Rush will be performing as part of Berklee’s Summer in the City 2026 concert series.

Engineering Orientation Session

Interested in combining the strengths of a liberal arts education with a future in engineering? Join us for an introduction to Oberlin’s 3-2 Engineering Program, designed for first-year students.

Sanaa Cadet and Black Lotus

Sanaa Cadet will be performing as part of Berklee’s Summer in the City 2026 concert series. Admission Free

Faculty Recital - Juan Alamo "Viva Coltrane! – A Latin Jazz Centennial Tribute"

Viva Coltrane! – A Latin Jazz Centennial Tribute UNC Faculty Recital - Dr. Juan Alamo September 3, 2026 @ 7:30pm Moeser Auditorium EATURING Dr. Juan Álamo, vibraphone Dr. Steve Anderson,

Curtis Faculty Profile - Alan Morrison, organ

Performance:Tiffany Ng & Bjorn Brolin-Olson, carillon

Tiffany Ng & Bjorn Brolin-Olson perform on the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Carillon, an instrument of 60 bells with the lowest bell (bourdon) weighing 6 tons. Thirty-minute recitals are

Juilliard Fall Festival 2026

The 2026–27 season kicks off with the third annual Juilliard Fall Festival, spanning two dynamic weeks of performances across music, dance, and drama. Festival highlights include: a salute to alum

Music Theory Colloquium Series

Kyle Adams and Noah Kahrs: Writing and Submitting an Article

Paris After Haussmann: Living with Infrastructure in the City of Light, 1870-1914

Oberlin Alum Peter S. Soppelsa ’00 will be on campus hosting a talk titled 'Paris After Haussmann: Living with Infrastructure in the City of Light, 1870-1914.'

Chemistry & Biochemistry Seminar Series: Divita Mathur

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry hosts guest speaker Divita Mathur, Frank Hovorka Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Case Western Reserve University.

ASU 허버거 예술디자인대학의 한국인 이야기 | Korean voices at the ASU Herberger Institute, Elizabeth Buck

From Korea to ASU, and everywhere creativity leads. Real stories from Korean students, alumni, and faculty at ASU's Herberger Institute. They dreamed it, and now they're making a difference in

ASU 허버거 예술디자인대학의 한국인 이야기 | Korean voices at the ASU Herberger Institute, Nancy and Elizabeth Buck

From Korea to ASU, and everywhere creativity leads. Real stories from Korean students, alumni, and faculty at ASU's Herberger Institute. They dreamed it, and now they're making a difference in

Crossing College

Downtown Oberlin businesses are holding their doors open until at least 8 p.m. every Wednesday beginning this week.

OECD Workshop: Resumé Review

Come to this workshop to learn resumé best practices and to hear document formatting tips and tricks. Bring a copy of your resumé to get feedback from career advisors and

The Coaching Corner

Need a game plan? Feeling stuck? Success Coaches are available across campus to help with academics, time management, goals, and more!