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Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Nosferatu Screening at Apollo Theatre Shows Student Interest in Experimental Cinema
Conclave Is Pulse-Pounding Electoral Thriller

Aging Actress Sinks Into World of Gory, Hollywood Satire in Excellent Body Horror The Substance

September 27, 2024

Students for a Free Palestine Screens Resilient Smiles by Solo Filmmaker

September 20, 2024

Lessons In Drag Educates, Entertains Audience
Senior Capstone in Fall Forward Provides Account of Chronic Condition
Dandelion Romp Returns for a Weekend of Contra Fun
On the Record With Al Evangelista: Assistant Professor of Dance
CHROMAKOPIA is Tyler, The Creator’s Mature, Fully Realized, Vulnerable Album of the Year

November 1, 2024

Fred again.. Releases Fatiguing, Forgettable Album Experience ten days

September 20, 2024

SZA’s Music Is Transformative, Validates Experiences of Black Women, Youth

September 20, 2024

Blue Rooster Bakehouse Graffiti Mural Demonstrates Community Between City, College
Paper-Making Art Therapy Heals Trauma, Brings Communities Together
Sarah Schuster Retrospective “If Walls Could Talk” Closes at Baron Art Gallery

AMAM Presents Inaugural Video Space Exhibition

September 13, 2024

OCL Presents Phantasmagoria: A Magic Lantern and Horror Theater Show

September 13, 2024

FAVA Exhibit Makes Space for Artists of Color in Northeast Ohio Area

September 6, 2024

A Review of The Message by Ta-Nehisi Coates

Ode to the hail in the morning, and other things that try too early

November 1, 2024

Award-Winning Paper Says Classics Must Be Viewed Through Queer Perspectives

October 11, 2024

Natural Introspection

October 4, 2024

At last…Another’s heartbeat

September 27, 2024

Lubnaan/A shelf

September 20, 2024

urfault

September 13, 2024

Brown Bag Co-op’s Return to OSCA Lottery Offers Unique Dining Option for Students
Eloise Rich, Arts & Culture Editor • March 3, 2023

The name Brown Bag Co-op evokes the image of a mom-and-pop grocery store, and that is effectively what the co-op, which existed prior to the pandemic, was. Brown Bag, which operates under a principle similar to Costco’s, where purchasing foodstuffs in bulk is cheaper than purchasing individually, is set to reopen next semester. Though operating within the Oberlin Student Cooperative Association, Brown Bag provides a unique alternative to traditional co-ops, because the workload expectation is...

On the Record with Andrew Macomber: Zombification, Medieval Japan
On the Record with Andria Derstine: John G.W. Cowles Director of the Allen Memorial Art Museum
On the Record with Kirk Ormand: Teaching Homer’s Iliad
On the Record with Zachary Thomas: Empowering Incarcerated Youth Through Creative Writing
On the Record with Margaret Kamitsuka: Love, Desire, Sexuality in Religious Contexts
On the Record with Matthew Wright: Actor, Director, Professor

On the Record with Matthew Wright: Actor, Director, Professor

September 13, 2024

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