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Archived since: May, 2023
Description:
AWAY is a space for writing about travel that challenges typical tellings, whether through the content of the pieces, the way they're told, the voices telling them, or the discoveries travelers make in the process.
Subject: Travel writing
Date: 2016-2024
Archived since: Jan, 2024
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Founded in 1917, the museum has strong holdings in American, Asian, European, and global contemporary art, with smaller but impressive collections of African, ancient, Indigenous American, and Islamic art. The Allen’s collection of more than 15,000 works is recognized among the top academic art museums in the nation.
Subject: Art museums--Ohio--Oberlin, Allen Memorial Art Museum
Archived since: May, 2023
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Content is focused mostly on the repertoire for brass quintet, especially music composed for chamber settings, and specifically works performed by or with the Annapolis Brass Quintet.
Archived since: May, 2015
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The Archives holds the permanently valuable records of the institution, as well as those of individuals, families, and organizations affiliated with Oberlin College and/or Oberlin. Included are materials on movements with which Oberlin has been associated, such as anti-slavery, black education, coeducation, missions, temperance, cultural diversity, and the environment.
Subject: Oberlin (Ohio)--History--Sources, Oberlin College--History--Sources, Oberlin College. Archives
Archived since: Nov, 2013
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Oberlin College is an NCAA Division III institution and part of the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC), offering 21 varsity sports with roughly 350 student athletes participating each year.
Subject: College sports--Ohio--Oberlin--Sources, Oberlin College--Sports--Sources
Archived since: Apr, 2023
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This collection includes two commentary projects: a student commentary to Horace’s Epistles I, and a scholarly commentary to Seneca’s Naturales Quaestiones Book 3 (see the NQ introduction for acknowledgements).
Subject: Arts & Humanities, Classical education, Oberlin College. Classics Department
Archived since: Nov, 2013
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Includes an assortment of course related projects and exhibitions from the Oberlin College Libraries, Special Collections, and Archives.
Archived since: Dec, 2022
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The projects on this site all began as class assignments. Students work together in teams to create a “mini-edition” based on documents in the Oberlin College Archives identified by Professor Lasser and Archivist Ken Grossi for their potential to illuminate aspects of feminism.
Subject: Student projects, American feminisms--History
Departments: History; Oberlin College Archives
Archived since: May, 2024
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Founded in 1996, the EOG was a voluntary organization that sought to make available in electronic format a wide range of materials and resources about the town of Oberlin, Ohio, its diverse population, and its remarkable history. The EOG pursued its objectives in cooperation with Oberlin College, the Oberlin Public Schools, the Oberlin Historical and Improvement Organization (now the Oberlin Heritage Center), and the Oberlin Public Library.
Subject: Oberlin (Ohio)--History
Archived since: Sep, 2013
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In 1970, 65 artists participated in a project called “Art in the Mind,” submitting proposals, drawings, diagrams, and ideas, which were then compiled and published. This catalogue of conceptual art inspired artists Ann Torke and Nanette Yannuzzi to curate ENACT, a virtual Internet-based art exhibition inviting 60 contemporary artists and writers to respond to the original document with new work.
Subject: Art--Exhibitions
Archived since: Nov, 2015
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Founded in 1834 and built from plans by noted architect Richard Bond, First Church is an Oberlin Historic Landmark and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The cornerstone was laid in 1842 and a tower, taken from an Asher Benjamin pattern book, was added in 1845. The Meeting House was the largest auditorium west of the Alleghenies.
Subject: Oberlin (Ohio)--History, United Church of Christ--Ohio--Oberlin
Archived since: Sep, 2022
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The Latino Lorain History Project is a collaborative endeavor that involves community members, local leaders, cultural workers, teachers, public officials, and countless partner organizations and institutions committed to documenting the important, and distinctive history of Latinas/os in Lorain, Ohio. This website features oral histories, historical documents, and research about Latinas/os in Lorain.
Subject: Lorain (Ohio)--History, Hispanic Americans--Ohio--Lorain--Biography
Archived since: Nov, 2010
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Websites related to Oberlin College.
Subject: Universities & Libraries
Archived since: Feb, 2020
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The Oberlin College Libraries consists of the Mary Church Terrell Main Library, Terrell Special Collections, The Oberlin College Archives, The Clarence Ward Art Library, The Conservatory Library, and The Science Library. The library system has more than 2.4 million items of print and media materials, as well as extensive online journals and research databases.
Subject: Universities & Libraries
Archived since: Jun, 2024
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Oberlin College's student news and culture magazine, published bi-weekly since 1999.
Subject: Oberlin (Ohio)--Newspapers, College students--Ohio--Newspapers
Archived since: Dec, 2015
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A consortium of the libraries of selective, top-ranked liberal arts colleges in the United States, The Oberlin Group provides a forum for directors and staff to discuss issues of common concern, to share accomplishments and information on best practices, and to help members anticipate and adapt to the challenges of library administration and liberal arts education.
Subject: Universities & Libraries
Archived since: Mar, 2024
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The Oberlin Heritage Center (OHC) is the historical society, museum, and heritage preservation organization of Oberlin. OHC offers a year-round array of tours, lectures, outreach programs, and research services, as well as acts as a committed community partner and preservation organization.
Subject: Oberlin (Ohio)--History
Archived since: Feb, 2022
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This collection includes In Solidarity, Oberlin Comics Collective (OCC), The Oberlin Grape, The Oberlin Instant, The Oberlin Review, The Plum Creek Review, The Spectre, The Synapse, and Wilder Voice Magazine.
Archived since: Feb, 2024
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Special Collections at Oberlin include rare books and manuscripts, photos, slides, scores, recorded sound, and artifacts which do not circulate.
Archived since: Dec, 2014
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The Oberlin Project is a full spectrum sustainability pilot between Oberlin College, the City of Oberlin and the Clinton Foundation's Climate Positive Development Program. The Project is organized around community teams working on strategic issues such as energy, public policy, finance, community engagement, economic development, and education.
Subject: Community development--Ohio--Oberlin, Sustainable development--Ohio--Oberlin
Archived since: Apr, 2023
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The Wilson Bruce Evans Home Historical Society (Evans HHS) honors the legacy of Wilson Bruce Evans (1824-1898), Sarah Jane Leary Evans (1829-1898) and their descendants. The Society seeks to situate this legacy in the context of the larger story of Oberlin, Ohio as a historic site in the continuing struggle for Black freedom, racial equality and social justice in America.
Subject: Oberlin (Ohio)--History, Evans, Wilson Bruce, 1866-1918
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