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College sophomore Sophie Umazi Mvurya (right) moves to the music at Toxicity last Friday night. The wasteland-themed event, hosted by Solarity, featured student DJs and musicians and culminated in a “Silent Disco.” Attendees were issued wireless headphones through which they could choose from two music channels.

[Photo] In Spite of Controversy, Massive Crowd Gathers for Toxicity

May 9, 2014
Safe+Sound organizers College junior Sophie Hess (left) and College sophomore Tinni Bhattacharyya pose on the steps of the Tappan Square bandstand during their exhibition. The exhibition featured a combination of anonymously submitted personal stories of sexualized violence and works of art by Oberlin students.

[Photo] On the Record with Organizers of ‘Safe+Sound’ Sexualized Violence Exhibition

May 2, 2014
College senior Joelle Lingat captures the audience’s attention at the 18th annual Colors of Rhythm showcase. The event featured dancing, music and spoken word performances with an overarching goal of empowering marginalized groups to develop and articulate their voices.

[Photo] Feature Photo: ‘Colors of Rhythm’

April 18, 2014
College first-year Mee-Ae Chatman-Nelson models a piece from sophomore Sophie Umazi Mvurya’s fashion collection in the sold-out show Runway Through Africa. The event raised over $750 for the Yakubu Saaka Scholarship Fund, which aims to fully cover the tuition of an African student.

[Photo] ‘Runway Through Africa’ Models High Fashion in Sold-Out Shows

April 11, 2014
Conservatory sophomore Tess Klibanoff, College sophomore Donnay Edmund and College first-year Mee-Ae Chatman-Nelson feel the beat during And What!?’s Fall Showcase. The show featured guest appearances by many of Oberlin’s other dance troupes, including Koreo and the Umoja Steppers.

[Photo] Student Dance Troupes Combine with Poetry and Song to Great Effect

December 13, 2013
Students stand as panelist John Williams congratulate them on their work in advocating against fracking. The students pictured have all visited Youngstown, OH in an effort to ban the use of hydraulic fracturing.

[Photo] Campus Relies on Fracking in Transition to Coal

November 15, 2013
Shondes singer and bassist Louisa Solomon and violinist Elijah Oberman lock rhythms during their set at the ’Sco on Tuesday. The band’s eclectic mix of Jewish folk and punk rock ignited the space with a fervent energy that had the adoring crowd on their feet and dancing.

[Photo] The Shondes Rock Queer Beers with Driving Pop-Punk Anthems

November 8, 2013
OCircus member College first-year Em Notely is caught by College junior Annie Valocchi as Notley stares in shock at a letter they have just received. The performance ensemble regaled their audiences with plenty of humor and the occasional striptease.

[Photo] Steampunk Cabaret Revels in Risqué Humor at Cat

November 8, 2013

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