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GET INVOLVED IN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT INVOLVED ENGAGEMENT GET IN CIVIC 9:00 a.m.-5:009:00 p.m. For more information, 27,continues August on workshop This ombudsperson/. www.oberlin.edu/ see apply advance: in Please limited. is Space justice. social or seasoned—in interest—new an who share others with connect to explore and opportunity an students entering Center to provide Dialogue Yeworkwha Belachew of members student the by Oberlin conceptualized been has SJI brief lectures. and videos, activities, interactive group discussions, large and small includes Theformat individuals. through as well as society in institutions through disenfranchisement and privilege perpetuate mechanisms cultural and structural some ways of the examining justice, of social issues explores students new for Institute (SJI) Justice Social two-day This This is an excellent opportunity to connect to connect opportunity excellent an is This or outdoors. indoors be may projects Service not permitted.) are shirts sleeveless and shirts, half- tops, tank (Shorts, short-sleeve shirts. and long pants, shoes, closed-toe in dirty to get dress and bottle water own your bring Please provided. is Free lunch engagement. for community opportunities future to discuss time and project, aservice in participation Ohio, Northeast greater and to Oberlin orientation an includes Day of Service The organizations. community local with engage and leaders, student returning meet area, local the to to know get Join us 440.775.6728. or [email protected] at the Ombudsperson of Office the contact please CARNEGIE BUILDING, ROOT ROOM ROOT BUILDING, CARNEGIE Service Day of SUITE SOCIAL CLUB ALUMNI COMPLEX, ATHLETICS KNOWLTON E. AUSTIN Social Institute Justice

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27 DAY 5: SATURDAY, AUGUST 26 28 DAY 6: SUNDAY, AUGUST 27 SUNDAY, SUNDAY, DAY 6 DAY 5:00–6:30 p.m. 5:00–6:30 p.m 3:00-5:30 p.m. Noon–9:00 a.m. 9:00 Various Times Church-time? AUGUST 27 AUGUST

Auditions for Collegium for Auditions Musicum Students interested in joining this early music a early this joining in interested Students for students. new billiards and Free bowling Fellowship. Christian by Sponsored Oberlin [email protected]. contact Questions: churches. of of local anumber any to ride afree donuts porch and for free Wilder on church-seekers and church-goers Meet locations. and times for spiritual-life/index.dot http://new.oberlin.edu/office/religious-and- visit Please meditation. for and worship students welcomeLife and Spiritual of Religious Office the with affiliated communities religious Local projects. service and events, Bible study, social retreats, more about ECO-led to learn us join Come discussions. leading and meals preparing turns prayer. and take Students discussion, dinner, for weekly the meets ECO year. of meeting first group, student for its Christian a progressive (ECO), of Oberlin Christians Eclectic Join the room 310. Building, outside Kohl up for times audition sign should choir cappella Bowling and Billiards Eclectic Christians of Oberlin of WelcomeEclectic Christians (68 S. PROFESSOR STREET) PROFESSOR S. (68 CENTER MULTIFAITH HOUSE LEWIS BOSWORTH HALL, FAIRCHILD CHAPEL HALES ANNEX, COLLEGE LANES PORCH WILDER VARIOUS LOCATIONS Sunday Morning Meditation andSunday Worship Morning Meditation

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Resource Conservation Team. Conservation Resource Free Store. by Sponsored redesigned recently the in stuff free out the check Come return. in items pick up new/used stuff—and of other a bunch and appliances, functioning clothes, off drop can of. Students think you can anything almost of swapping Free Store facilitates Oberlin The release. color. It’s like sounds 2017 for aSeptember set she feels on that project anew working diligently up, she’s Next Vibe. and Heron, Billboard, NPR, Nebula, EP, “Need.” her first her debut addition, track In of on love lust and portrait ethereal an painted she presence, stage effervescent and lyricism New York. for her layered Known Brooklyn, currently: and Angeles, Los Louis, St. , in living time spent having of environments, array awide can’t from help but pull inspiration whose on R&B take afresh is Courtnie soulful, cerebral, of sultry, personification The conservatoryin large ensembles. participating students for all meeting Mandatory Large Ensemble Meeting for Conservatory Conservatory Ensemble for Meeting Large ASIA HOUSE,ASIA BASEMENT COFFEEHOUSE CREAM THE CAT IN ANNEX, HALES HALL CONCERT CONSERVATORY, WARNER Majors Instrumental Concert: Courtnie Concert: Free Store Opening Free Store was acknowledged by the likes of Saint of Saint likes by the acknowledged was 29 DAY 6: SUNDAY, AUGUST 27 30 HIGHLIGHTS: MONDAY, AUGUST 28–THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 TUESDAY, MONDAY, HIGHLIGHTS DAY 7 DAY 4:30–6:30 p.m. 4:30–6:30 p.m. a.m.–4:00 10:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00

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Jazz SmallJazz Ensemble for Auditions results) are posted outside Kohl 200-A. Students Students 200-A. outside Kohl posted are results) audition (and sign-up sheets Audition or both. ensembles, (OJE), small Ensemble Jazz Oberlin the with playing in non-jazz majors interested are who students science and arts and conservatory for all required is audition annual This of prayer.for atime Fellowship Christian of Oberlin Join members involved. Rain date: Wednesday, 30. August date: Rain involved. get how you can learn and teams club sports many of the representatives more. student Meet and rugby frisbee, of ultimate basics the learn and tennis, or table Pet play badminton ahorse, 200-A. Kohl in Baker Julie see please questions, you If have time. coaching aweekly receive criteria the meet Groups that department. jazz by the established on criteria based ensembles own 1. their form Students September on Fri., at 12:15 p.m. Cream the in Cat the in meeting formation the attend must ensembles small in 21. interested Those Central in 30 Wed., August on rehearsal attend OJE should in participate to eligible of pool students the into accepted Monday Morning Prayer Begin Classes WILDER BOWL WILDER 104 ROOM ENSEMBLE BUILDING, KOHN Majors Non-jazz ARCH SQUARE, TAPPAN Club Sports Fair Sports Club

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AUGUST 30 AUGUST Bible Study opportunities, classes and workshops. and classes opportunities, funding other acceleratory, and Oberlin’s startup about LaunchU, hear Come practice. into ideas innovative to put their opportunities with students providing offering multidisciplinary a is you at Oberlin end up. Entrepreneurship IMPACT—where to have atrue ever skills yougives or nonprofit business executive a like howcompany, to think but learning You ways? don’t a innovative have to start in apply you’re what at Oberlin learning Want to to explore? you want a dream IMPACT and world.Have your Have pizza 8055. 440/775 or [email protected] at office the contact For more provided. are information, atour. Refreshments take and students, other staff, BCSL the Meet engagement opportunities. for curricular and cocurricular community College’s (BCSL), hub Oberlin Learning and for Center Service Bonner at the available resources and events, programs, about the Learn plenty of vegetarian and vegan treats will be served. be will treats vegan and of vegetarian plenty lox, and Bagels, Oberlin. in time your enhance can community special how this Learn Devorah. and Shlomo Rabbi with schmooze home, and of ataste get folks, some great meet and Drop in seekers. and believers other with ideas sharing and about God’s word—engaging learn to Fellowship Christian of Oberlin Join members Open House: Bonner Center for Service Service for Bonner Center Open House: PERFORMANCE SPACE PERFORMANCE AND INNOVATION BIRENBAUM AT OBERLIN, HOTEL Session Information STREET) (145 W.HOUSE LORAIN DAUB LEARNING, AND SERVICE FOR CENTER BONNER and Learning WILDER HALL, ROOM 110 ROOM HALL, WILDER 211 ROOM HALL, WILDER Creativity & Leadership Project Project &Leadership Creativity Chabad Bagel Brunch Meet &Greet Chabad Brunch Meet Bagel

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AUGUST 31 AUGUST

register for ExCo courses on Presto by September 7. September by Presto on courses ExCo for register must Fair, ExCo the students Following Note: information. more for “Academic Opportunities” titled section Catalog Oberlin the consult Please degree. Oberlin for the counted be may which credits of ExCo number alimited are There course. ExCo for an PRESTO in to register consent obtain and semester fall the during offered about courses learn students fair, At the offered. is curriculum regular the found in not of subjects alist year Each townspeople. and administrators, students, by faculty, taught courses sponsors that organization run astudent- is (ExCo) College Experimental The 200-A. Kohl in Baker Julie see please youIf have questions, on Tuesday, audition complete the 29.) August successfully (Non-jazz first majorssession. must this attend should participating in interested students All requirements. major curriculum jazz of fulfillment the and ensemble of the needs the on based group of the director by the established (OJE) is Ensemble Jazz Oberlin Personnel of the (Rain site: Wilder Hall, Main Lounge.) Main Hall, Wilder site: (Rain $10. around cost Most prints for sale. art-prints of New York Company Poster Sale College offers Oberlin Auditions/ Ensemble (OJE) Jazz WILDER BOWL WILDER ROOM ROOT BUILDING, CARNEGIE HALL CLONICK BUILDING, KOHL Rehearsal ExCo Fair ExCo Poster Sale Poster

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Large Group Large Religious and Spiritual Life. Spiritual and Religious Oberlin by Sponsored and ISC WELCOME! ARE ALL others. and Quakers, Orthodox, (OCF), Fellowship Christian Oberlin Community, Catholic (MSA), Newman Student Association Muslim Hall, Multifaith (ISC), Student Council Interfaith Hillel, Initiative, year (ECO), Organization First- Christian Eclectic Chabad, Meditators, Buddhist/Oberlin include will represented groups Faith-based/spiritual company, great music. and forJoin desserts, us 200-A. Kohl in Baker Julie see please have questions, you If time. coaching aweekly receive criteria the meet Groups that Department. Jazz by the established on criteria based ensembles own their form Students meeting. formation the attend must ensembles small in to participate eligible of pool students the into accepted Students Lounge.) Main Hall, Wilder site: (Rain $10. around cost Most prints for sale. art-prints of New York Company Poster Sale College offers you. love meet to come by. please we what believe, We’d and we are to who as curious simply or group are Christian to plug a into looking you If are testimonies. share and to worship, pray, teaching, hear residents local and of students gathering regular Group a is Large (OCF), Fellowship Christian Welcome Group. Oberlin to Large by Hosted the STREET) PROFESSOR S. (68 CENTER HOUSE/MULTIFAITH LEWIS COFFEEHOUSE CREAM THE CAT IN ANNEX, HALES BOWL WILDER AUDITORIUM HALLOCK STUDIES, ENVIRONMENTAL FOR CENTER LEWIS AJ Religious Celebration and Spiritual Life Poster Sale Poster Small Meeting Ensemble Formation Jazz 33 HIGHLIGHTS: MONDAY, AUGUST 28–THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 34 HIGHLIGHTS: MONDAY, AUGUST 28–THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 SUNDAY, SATURDAY, 3:00, 4:00 p.m. 4:00 3:00, Noon, 1:00, 2:00, 1:00, Noon, p.m. 3:00–5:00 p.m. Noon–2:00 p.m. a.m.-3:00 10:00 SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER “Olympics”

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Africana Community: New and Returning New and Returning Community: Africana How are your Cheeto-aiming skills? Ever ran a Ever ran skills? How Cheeto-aiming your are House. Heritage Afrikan MRC and by Sponsored the community. Africana the (MRC) Center and Resource role Multicultural of about the the discussion informal an for and food descent of African students returning and new and staff, faculty, coordinator, community Africana the Meet information. for more www.oberlinheritagecenter.org Visit for tours. our admission free receive students College more. and Railroad, Underground the and abolition , African and women colony, of education the perfectionist Christian 1833). (est. a city Oberlin’s as Explore founding the and college the of Oberlin, century first the about to learn buildings preserved beautifully of tour one or moreEnjoy aguided of our Turn right on Morgan St. and continue for one continue and Turn on St. Morgan right for St. ahalf-mile. Professor on North south DIRECTIONS: WALKING OCID. with for students free for adults; $5 is Admission hour. on the begin tours Conversational house. 1948 at Usonian house the Open Fellowship. Christian by Sponsored Oberlin Games. Olympic at our to work skills goofiest your Put race? three-legged WELTZHEIMER-JOHNSON HOUSE (534 MORGAN STREET) MORGAN (534 HOUSE WELTZHEIMER-JOHNSON NORTH QUAD (LORD/SAUNDERS) HOUSE HERITAGE AFRIKAN Welcome Student CONSERVATORYKOHL BUILDING, THE OF SOUTH HOUSE, MONROE CENTER, HERITAGE OBERLIN Frank Lloyd Wright House ToursFrank House Lloyd Wright History Tour History From Tappan Square, walk From walk Tappan Square, MONDAY, MONDAY, 1:00–2:30 p.m. 1:00–2:30 11:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. a.m.–9:00 11:00 p.m. 5:00–6:30 Noon–10:00 p.m. Noon–10:00 8:00 p.m. 8:00

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welcome. are All at Oberlin. exploring of path on the students other with needs and doubts, questions, journeys, faith Share welcome! are All to attend. invited are identities, among other first-gen/low-income, LGBTQ, and Native, Native American/Alaska Islander, Latinx, Asian/American/Pacific African/Black, as identify who staff and faculty, Students, MRC. of the family extended of the members are who students and staff, faculty, the (MRC)Center and Resource Multicultural of the staff the Meet hour. about ahalf takes walk The road. the from back set street, the side of right on the located is house The mile. extravaganza. orientation 17thits annual presents collective Oberlin’s comedy sketch own for students. new billiards and Free bowling only. students for Oberlin available are of tickets number p.m. Alimited Point at 8:00 leave Cedar buses a.m.; at 11:00 Hall of Wilder front in leave from Buses transportation. and admission includes Price 22. August beginning Desk, Information Wilder at the purchased be can shore. Tickets Erie Lake on the park amusement roller-coaster-filled for the you. Visit is trip this rides, stomach-wrenching youIf like MRC Community: New and Returning New and Returning MRC Community: Bowling and Billiards (68 S. PROFESSOR STREET) PROFESSOR S. (68 CENTER MULTIFAITH HOUSE LEWIS Oberlin of DinnerEclectic Christians Discussion PATIO QUAD/BURTON NORTH Welcome Student HALES ANNEX, CAT IN THE CREAM COFFEEHOUSE CREAM THE CAT IN ANNEX, HALES HALES ANNEX WILDER OF FRONT IN PICK-UP BUS Cedar Point Trip ($40) Comedy Show: Piscapo’s Arm Show: Comedy

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SEPTEMBER 9 SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 6 SEPTEMBER Root Beer Float Friday Beer Float Root Art Rental at the Allen the at Rental Art Come to the porch of this historic house for house a historic porch of this to the Come ensembles. jazz student conservatory Oberlin by performances featuring class studio Weekly tomorrow Bowl Wilder in be will organizations student the and today Center Science move the into will organizations community the event weather of inclement the In Learning. and for Center Service Bonner the and PeerStudent Union, Center, Support Orientation, by Sponsored the departments. campus various in about job opportunities to learn opportunity have an also will Students events. and programs about their questions your to answer available are departments, campus and organizations community and student from Representatives of art to be rented for a semester by students, by students, rented to be for asemester of art of works acollection maintained has Museum Art Memorial Allen the 1940s, the Since Heritage Center. Oberlin by Sponsored the afternoon. this explore can students complex that of amuseum part Today boarders. of student generations it is and at Oberlin, professor of chemistry Jewett, home of the Frank as 1884 served in and built House was Jewett treat. afternoon refreshing Connections Fair: Student and Fair: Student Connections SECOND FLOOR GALLERY, PRINT RIPIN MUSEUM, ART MEMORIAL ALLEN STREET) PROFESSOR (73 S. HOUSE JEWETT COFFEEHOUSE CREAM THE CAT IN ANNEX, HALES BOWL WILDER Organizations Community Jazz Forum Jazz .

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SEPTEMBER 14 SEPTEMBER of Oberlin. of Oberlin. Christians by Sponsored Eclectic conversing. just or games playing people, singing, new meeting cookies, baking campus away from time Spend required. residency Oberlin or proof ID of College only). Oberlin or check (cash work, per semester per of $5.00 at acost art two of works up to select may five. Renters of groups in admitted renters are a.m., At 8:00 not honored be by AMAM.) will placeholders line as serving (Lists basis. first-serve first-come, on a admitted are and line in place own their to hold expected Renters are entrance. Street Lorain the off just courtyard, museum the in ramp of the bottom at the begins line rental The members. community Oberlin and staff, college Jiménez and student emcee hosts of the of the hosts emcee student and Jiménez Raphael professor of conducting conservatory Oberlin featuring program you to a 45-minute invites Orchestra Oberlin The America. in campus college Welcome musical most to the conservatory. at the aprofessor of conducting and School, and Music Festival Aspen the Symphony and Atlanta of the composer, music director pianist, conductor, Grammy-winning three-time ’84, Spano Robert year, featuring academic of the convocation opening forJoin us the WOBC 91.5 FM. CONnections 140 E. COLLEGE STREET 140 COLLEGE E. FINNEY CHAPEL FINNEY CHAPEL ’84 Spano Robert Opening Convocation: An Evening An with Opening Convocation: So may I introduce to you to So Iintroduce may Cookie Bake radio show from Oberlin College’s show Oberlin from radio Making Making 37 HIGHLIGHTS: MONDAY, AUGUST 28–THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 38 OSCA SCHEDULE: OBERLIN STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE ORIENTATION (OSCA) ASSOCIATION COOPERATIVE STUDENT OBERLIN 2:30–4:30 p.m. 2:30–4:30 DAY 4, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 p.m. 5:30–7:15 DAY 3, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 2:45–4:00 DAY 1, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22

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Co-op Orientation Co-op Scavenger Hunt Scavenger SOPA Training Consent receive aprize. receive will team winning The to everyone! Open event. of finish and at Bowl start Harkness in Meet members. for OSCA policy. Mandatory offense OSCA’s and about consent depth in sexual talk and advocates policy offense sexual your Meet co-op. assigned your in lunch with begin meals OSCA members. OSCA new for all member. OSCA Mandatory an have as you of resources areview and co-op individual your in Followed by training safety. food and of consensus knowledge develop aworking and history co-op more and about OSCA Learn members. OSCA new for all Mandatory co-op. individual more about their learn and co-opers fellow meet to co-op their convene members new in All New Member Training HARKNESS BOWL SPACE DINING CO-OP FAIRCHILD CO-OP YOUR HARKNESS BOWL CO-OP YOUR OSCA MealsOSCA Begin

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39 OSCA SCHEDULE: OBERLIN STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 40 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES REGULAR PHILIPS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CENTER HOURS BEGIN. HOURS CENTER EDUCATION PHYSICAL PHILIPS REGULAR MONDAY, AUGUST 28 P.M. A.M.–5:00 9:00 SUNDAY, 27 SATURDAY, 26 AUGUST THROUGH AUGUST P.M. A.M.–10:00 6:00 FRIDAY, 25 THROUGH 22 TUESDAY, AUGUST AUGUST for more information. Visit www.oberlin.edu/athletics for multiple sports. equipment courts include exercise and Facilities needs. open for enjoyment Center is your recreational Education and Physical Philips Philips Center Physical Education MONDAY–FRIDAY, P.M. NOON–5:00 events. Series Recital Artist the and opera, dance, theater, to tickets with assist to available is staff CTS The Auditorium. Hall the in lobbylocated of is BoxOffice College The Oberlin Ticket Service Central P.M. THURSDAY-FRIDAY, 24-25, 1:00–4:30 AUGUST A.M.–NOON 23, 9:00 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST P.M. A.M–4:30 22, 9:00 TUESDAY, AUGUST software. and computers, peripherals, You ordered pick computer may orders up previously for or place products Mudd Center, Technology A, Level Store Additional and Information Resources

vegetarian/vegan and local items. Cash sales. sales. Cash items. local and vegetarian/vegan including rangegroceries, of wide café/market a provides The Coffee. Caruso shade-grown organic, fair-trade, menu; and smoothie extensive an sandwiches; specialty and salads floor.caféground made-to-order offers The DECAFÉ WILDER dining hall. into the for too. items, Use entrance OCID your natural and local showcases menu vegan options and and vegetarian, traditional, It features hall. dining STEVENSON Dining Hall and Prices Hours and Res Ed and Dining Services. Dining and Ed Res and desk information Hall Wilder sold at are the school year, the tickets During lobby Hall Wilder the in Desk • Information Center, Science Fair, the • Resource in on Tuesday, from 22, August Dining and Education Residential of Office the in Desk, Arrival • Early MEAL TICKETS MEAL RATES STEVENSON 27 SUNDAY, AUGUST POINTS &FLEX PLANS BOARD BEGINS PLAN BOARD SEMESTER 26 SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 FRIDAY, AUGUST – 23 AUGUST WEDNESDAY, 22 AUGUST TUESDAY, 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. a.m.–2:00 9:00 p.m. a.m.–8:00 9:00 Stevenson-Griswold, Services,

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DINNER LUNCH BREAKFAST P.M. 45 –7: 00 : 5 2:00–11:00 P.M. P.M. A.M.–2:00 11:30 A.M. 9:30–11:00 P.M. 45 –7: 00 : 5 2:00–11:00 P.M. P.M. A.M.–2:00 11:30 A.M. 8:30–11:00 P.M.5:00–7:00 11:30 A.M.–1:30 P.M. P.M. A.M.–5:00 8:00 A.M. 7:00–8:30 5:30–6:45 P.M. 11:30 A.M.–1:30 P.M. P.M. A.M.–5:00 8:00 A.M. 7:00–8:30 STEVENSON DINNER STEVENSON DECAFÉ/MARKET STEVENSON LUNCH STEVENSON CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST DINNER STEVENSON DECAFÉ/MARKET STEVENSON LUNCH STEVENSON CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST DINNER STEVENSON STEVENSON LUNCH DECAFÉ/MARKE) STEVENSON FULL BREAKFAST PICNIC STEVENSON LUNCH DECAFÉ/MARKET STEVENSON FULL BREAKFAST ADULT $4.50 $7.50 $7.50 CHILD $4.50 $4.50 $2.00

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41 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES 42 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES TUESDAY, TUESDAY, ToursParent 1:30 p.m. 1:30 a.m. 11:00

AUGUST 22 AUGUST Conservatory and Bertram and Judith and Bertram Conservatory central sculpture court. central the in meets tour The Museum’s staff. education Art Memorial Allen by the Conducted exhibits. temporary and museum’s collection permanent of the to highlights visitors introduces tour This lounge. conservatory the in meet Please collections. special conservatory’s the and photographs, jazz of collection esteemed an instruments, musical rare America, in collection recording jazz private largest the houses Building Kohl The theory. music and of music history programs academic the and department studies jazz recognized nationally home conservatory’s for the innovative the as serves which Building, Kohl Judith and Bertram end at the will tour The alibrary. and halls, recital rooms, practice studios, teaching spaces, rehearsal flexible studios, recording class world- of featuring Music, Tour Conservatory the Allen Memorial Art Museum Galleries Museum Allen Memorial Art ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM ART MEMORIAL ALLEN Building Kohl CONSERVATORY LOUNGE

2:30 p.m. 2:30 3:30 p.m. 3:30

about a half hour. about ahalf takes walk The road. the from back set street, the side of right on the located is house The mile. for one continue and Turn on St. Morgan right for St. ahalf-mile. Professor on North south DIRECTIONS: WALKING garden. organic household-scale a and orchard, afruit ecosystem, wetland arestored includes which center’sthe landscape, constitute gardening organic and permaculture, restoration, Center. Ecological Lewis the within over 70 used water recycles percentof the which plant, treatment wastewater engineered ecologically own its as serves Machine” “Living The it consumes. electricity of the majority vast produces the building site energy, renewable the on- With buildings. responsible environmentally of of generation anew remarkable” most “the as Studies forCenter Environmental The Frank Lloyd Wright House ToursFrank House Lloyd Wright with OCID. with for students free and for adults $5 is Admission house. 1948 at Usonian house the Open STREET MORGAN 534 HOUSE, WELTZHEIMER-JOHNSON STREET 122 ELM ATRIUM, CENTER LEWIS A.J. Studies Environmental Adam Joseph Lewis Center for for Center Lewis Joseph Adam New YorkNew Time From Tappan Square, walk From walk Tappan Square, s describes the Lewis Lewis the s describes 43 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES 44 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES

OBERLIN COLLEGE CAMPUS 1 Allen Memorial Art Museum and Art Building 2 Allencroft (Russian House)

3 Apollo Theatre RTE. 58) (OHIO 4 Asia House (Quadrangle) TO ATHLETIC FIELDS

5 Bailey (French House) NORTH MAIN STREET 6 Baldwin Cottage 7 Barnard House 33 54 STREET PROFESSOR NORTH 8 Barrows Hall 9 Bookstore and Con Admissions UNION STREET 10 Bosworth Hall (& Fairchild Chapel) 11 Burton Hall 12 Carnegie Building 44 35 13 Conservatory of Music 59 27 5 PARKING 14 Cox Admin. Building 11 15 Creative Writing 30 16 Dascomb Hall 41 N 17 Daub House 18 (Bonner Center) North 18 East Hall Quad 31 W E 52 19 Fairchild House 8 7 20 Finney Chapel

WOODLAND STREET S 21 Gateway Center, Hotel at Oberlin, Arts & Sciences Admissions 4 22 Hales (College Lanes, 58 Cat in the Cream) 22 12 49 Science 23 Hall Annex 50 Quad 10 EAST LORAIN STREET 24 Hall Auditorium WEST LORAIN STREET (OHIO RTE. 511) 25 Harkness House 48 26 Harvey (Spanish House) 15 17 57 20 1 TO SERVICE BLDG, TAPPAN 27 International House STUDENT HEALTH, SQUARE COUNSELING CTR 28 Johnson House 14 (Hebrew Heritage House) Bandstand Wilder 29 Kade (German House) 40 Bowl 43 23 30 Robert L. Kahn Hall Memorial 31 Arch 24 32 King Building 56 WILLARD COURT 33 Knowlton Athletics Arts & Sciences Complex TO CHARLES Admissions MARTIN 34 Bertram & Judith HALL HOUSE, 21 AND SHANSI Kohl Building Conservatory HOUSE 16 47 32 Admissions 35 Langston Hall (North) EAST COLLEGE STREET 36 AJ Lewis Center & Annex WEST COLLEGE STREET (Environmental Studies) 25 53 9 3 37 Lewis Center (for Women 55 and Transgender People) 13 38 Lewis House (Ombuds & DOWNTOWN

6 DOWNTOWN Multifaith Resource Center) 36 39 Lord-Saunders 34 (Afrikan Heritage House) ELM STREET 40 Mudd Center 19 (Main Library) 38 41 Noah Hall 51 42 Old Barrows 37 43 Peters Hall 44 Philips Phys. Ed. Center South 45 President’s House Quad 26 VINE STREET 46 Price (Third World House) 39 47 Rice Hall 45 46 29 48 Safety & Security

49 Science Center FOREST STREET 50 Severance Hall 51 South Hall 2 52 Stevenson Hall 53 Talcott Hall 54 Union Street Housing 55 Ward Alumni Center MORGAN STREET 56 Warner Center 42 57 Wilder Hall 28 (Student Union) OBERLIN SOUTH MAIN STREET STREET MAIN SOUTH ARBORETUM PROFESSORSOUTH STREET RTE. 58) (OHIO 58 Wright Lab of Physics 59 Zechiel House 45 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES 46 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES S FIRE STATION HOSPITAL OBERLIN COLLEGE CITY OF CITY HUTTLE STOP / CITYHALL OBERLIN 6 2 1 3 5 4 Butternut Ridge Road Butternut Ridge 6 5 4 3 2 1

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