Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Members of the Oberlin Community Benefits Coalition meet in the Oberlin Public Library to discuss the next steps for their organization. OCBC hopes to create more jobs and further community interests by forming Community Benefit Agreements with new development projects in town.

Community Coalition Aims to Work with Developers

Elizabeth Dobbins, News Editor October 3, 2014

The Oberlin Community Benefits Coalition, founded in March of 2014 in response to the Oberlin school district’s K–12 campus proposal, is now looking to organize and expand its mission. OCBC is an organization...

Patrick Michael  participated in a climatology debate in Finney Chapel this past Wednesday.

Off the Cuff: Patrick Michaels and Judith Curry, climatologists, acclaimed authors and experts on climate change

Laura Paddock October 3, 2014

Patrick J. Michaels is the director of the Center for the Study of Science at the Cato Institute, a contributing writer and reviewer of the United Nations Association of State Climatologists and a Nobel...

City Receives $350,000 Grant to Restore 13 Homes

Sarah Chatta October 3, 2014

Oberlin, Sheffield Lake and Lorain County recently received $1,150,000 to rehabilitate homes for low to medium-income families. The grant, which was awarded through the State’s Community Housing Impact...

Lt. Mike McCloskey poses with one of the Oberlin Police Department’s new body cameras. McCloskey said he hopes the camera will pre-emptively improve the officer’s relationship with the public and decrease the	number	of	public	complaints.

OPD to Begin Using Body-Worn Cameras

Madeline Stocker, News Editor October 3, 2014

The Oberlin Police Department is preparing to add body-worn cameras to their arsenal of technology this week in an attempt to increase both officer accountability and public trust between officers and...

Review Security Notebook

October 3, 2014

Thursday, Sept. 25 8:58 a.m. A member of the custodial staff reported that a light blue love seat with two cushions was missing from the west basement TV lounge at Burton Hall. 9:12 a.m. Officers...

Nonprofit to Promote Public Health in Oberlin

Melissa Harris, Editor-in-Chief September 26, 2014

Lorain County Health & Dentistry, a nonprofit organization that works to provide affordable healthcare, is requesting a grant to build a community health clinic in southern Oberlin. If the grant is...

Students listen to alumni panelists discuss the undergraduate research they conducted at Oberlin. The panel was part of the Celebration for Undergraduate Research, which honored research by natural and social science students.

Oberlin Honors Undergraduate Research

Laura Paddock September 26, 2014

This year’s annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research displayed student research findings from both the natural and social sciences and provided a platform for interdisciplinary discussions. The celebration...

Student Innovators Bridge Digital Divide

Molly Brand September 26, 2014

After successfully creating a device that allows underfunded schools to engage students with audiovisual content related to their lessons, five College students are attempting to raise $50,000 in order...

Parties Clash Over Redistricting Proposal

Michael Lindy September 26, 2014

A committee of the Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission, scheduled to meet on Sept. 11, was called off due to disagreements among mostly Republican lawmakers on how to proceed. The redistricting...

ODE Increases Testing Standards for Public Schools

Emma Paul, Staff Writer September 26, 2014

Although the Oberlin City Schools recently received an overall B grade on their annual evaluation from the Ohio Department of Education — the highest grade the school system has ever received — the...

Review Security Report

September 26, 2014

Thursday, Sept. 18 2:07 a.m. Officers were requested to assist a student who was ill from alcohol consumption on the third floor of Kahn Hall. The student was coherent, answered the officer’s questions...

Cleveland resident Don Bryant speaks against Israeli occupation at a demonstration on Wednesday. SFP planted black flags in Wilder Bowl to call attention to the lives lost in Operation Protective Edge.

SFP Plants Flags in ‘Call to Action’

Elizabeth Dobbins, News Editor September 26, 2014

Students for a Free Palestine installed 2,133 black flags in Wilder Bowl this Wednesday in a call to action against the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories. The flags represent the approximately...

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