On Thursday, March 23, the Rural Response Network and Oberlin Community Services hosted a harm reduction pop-up event at the Oberlin Public Library, dispensing naloxone — often referred to with the brand...
PSA: The Review encourages all eligible voters to ensure that their voter registration is up to date and to participate in the upcoming election, for which Election Day is May 2 and early voting begins...
On March 20, the Oberlin City Council met and discussed emissions within the Oberlin community. Linda Arbogast, the sustainability coordinator for the City of Oberlin’s Office of Sustainability, presented...
Thursday, March 9, 2023
A student came to the Campus Safety Office to pick up his lost/ recovered wallet. The student reported $20 missing.
An Allen Memorial Art Museum Security officer reported...
Netanyahu Responds to Pressure to Drop Judicial Reforms
Protests in Israel escalated after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fired Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant for speaking out against judicial...
Friday, March 31
7:30 p.m.: Benefit Concert for Syria & Türkiye at Oberlin First United Methodist Church
Presented by the Musikos Collective, Oberlin Muslim Students Association, and Oberlin...
On Tuesday, March 7, members of the Oberlin community gathered to discuss social equity in Oberlin. Facilitated by the City of Oberlin and the Center for Community Solutions, a non-partisan think tank...
The General Faculty voted unanimously for the College to officially offer Food Studies as an integrative concentration this Wednesday. Food Studies examines the role of food in culture, economics, and...
Ari Henry is a third-year History major and Mellon Mays fellow studying misogynoir, a term coined by Moya Bailey describing the dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against Black women. He...
Today and tomorrow, the Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies Department is hosting Oberlin’s first Reproductive Justice Symposium, an exhibition of student research and creative projects related to...
French Strikers Renew Pressure on Macron to Axe Pension Plan
On International Women’s Day in Paris, tens of thousands of people marched in protest of the French Parliament’s proposal to raise the...
On Feb. 6, Oberlin City Council authorized the allocation of $50,000 from the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act to Providing Oberlin With Efficiency Responsibly, a grassroots environmental justice organization....
