Oberlin City Council convened Monday for a regular meeting. Council President Eboni Johnson, OC ’97, presided over the meeting. Council Vice President Michael McFarlin was absent. All other Councilmembers...
Voters went to the polls Tuesday, March 19 to vote in primary and special elections in Lorain County. 48,687 citizens cast their votes in Lorain County, making up 22.1 percent of registered voters. President...
Israeli Missile Kills Six Humanitarian Aid Workers and Palestinian Driver
Monday, six foreign aid workers with the World Central Kitchen and their Palestinian driver were killed in an Israeli airstrike....
Last Wednesday, representatives from Students for a Free Palestine and Jews for a Free Palestine met with Board of Trustees Chair Chris Canavan, OC ’84, Vice President Matthew Lahey, and Board of Trustees...
Last Friday at noon, a large number of students participated in a walkout to draw attention to the treatment of civilians in Gaza and call for divestment from companies that support the Israeli war effort....
The Board of Trustees of Oberlin College met March 7 and 8. At the meeting, the Trustees discussed changes that need to be made at Oberlin to address three trends in higher education.
As a result of the...
Oberlin Community Services is collaborating with the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland to provide free monthly legal clinics to residents. According to the Legal Aid Society’s website, the clinics provide...
On March 19, primary and general elections will be held in Ohio. To vote, a person must carry either a driver’s license or photo ID issued by the Ohio BMV, a military ID, or a U.S. passport or passport...
Jan Weintraub Cobb, OC ’71, is currently the President of the Alumni Leadership Council. Established in 2014, the ALC oversees the Oberlin Alumni Association and helps with any events or actions of the...
Ramadan begins in Gaza amid famine
Ramadan began Sunday, but in Gaza, famine has endangered Palestinians’ hopes for the fast. Since the start of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza Oct. 7, destruction...
The Oberlin Ecolympics kicked off Monday. During the Ecolympics, College and community buildings will compete with each other to save power and water. The event will run until March 17.
The community...
Starting Winter Term, Azariah’s Café — a hub of student activity, studying, and socializing — stopped accepting almost all in-person orders. The infamous long line disappeared, and the cafe’s...
