Featured Publications

All Seasons (Theater Production Archive)

Theater productions are arranged in alphabetical order. To browse by season, please see the Production Archive page.

Hi-O-Hi Yearbooks (Oberlin College Archives)

Hi-O-Hi is the official yearbook of Oberlin College, documenting campus life, culture, and history through photographs and student contributions. The publication was produced annually from 1889 until 2006, except for the years 1971 and 2002-2005.

Oberlin College Kasper Economics and Business Working Paper Series (Economics)

The Kasper Working Paper Series presents original research in economics and business from the Department of Economics at Oberlin College. The series serves as a platform for disseminating new work and engaging with the academic community.

On Second Thought (alternative history journal) (History)

As Oberlin College’s alternative history journal, On Second Thought publishes innovative, accessible, and engaging historical content with the goal of reaching the Oberlin community and beyond. Our content is open to all people who love history, and our ongoing digital blog posts and annual print publication seek to challenge common historical narratives and tell more expansive stories of history. We encourage the reader to use this site as a resource to learn more about history and its many complexities.

EDITORIAL TEAM:
Founding Director: Tamika Nunley, Associate Professor of History, Comparative American Studies, and Law and Society
Director: Renee Romano, Robert S. Danforth Professor of History, and Professor of Comparative American Studies and Africana Studies
Editors: Aidan Goldberg, Babeuf Yost, Charlotte Pavlic, Karthik Ranganadhan
Treasurer: Dan Ha Lee

Perspectives Annual Reports (Oberlin College Libraries)

Perspectives provides an annual look at the Libraries' progress and the many ways that the Libraries support and enhance teaching, learning, and research at Oberlin College. Areas highlighted in this annual report include outreach and engagement, research and learning, collections, and partnerships in the educational mission.