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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

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Ava Miller, The Bulletin Editor April 28, 2023

India to Pass China This Week as World’s Most Populous Nation, According to UN According to projections by the United Nations, India is poised to overtake China as the world’s most populous nation...

Student Organizes Invasive Species Removal in Environmental Activism Initiative

Layla Wallerstein, News Editor April 28, 2023

On Saturday, April 22, a dozen Oberlin students, accompanied by City of Oberlin Storm Water Coordinator Jennifer Reeves, set out from the Adam Joseph Lewis Center for Environmental Studies with snacks,...

Eight lots owned by the City would be developed into affordable housing by Revitalization Strategies Group, Inc.

Affordable Housing Plan Discussed at City Council Work Session, Project in Development

Cal Ransom, News Editor April 21, 2023

On Monday, City Council held a work session for an affordable housing proposal created by the affordable housing subcommittee in the social equity committee and Revitalization Strategies Group, Inc. City...

The Nord Center works with the Title IX office to provide support for
students.

Nord Center Representative Spoke to Students on Healing and Resources

Cal Ransom and Ava Miller April 21, 2023

On Tuesday, the Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion held a talk with a representative from the Nord Center. As a part of Consent Month, students were invited to learn about the process of healing...

Felicia Webber

OTC: Felicia Webber, Oberlin Elementary School Principal

Isaac Imas, Production Editor April 21, 2023

On April 11, Oberlin City School District announced Felicia Webber as the new Oberlin Elementary School principal. Webber, formerly the assistant principal of OES, will be replacing current principal Meisha...

A group of neighbors congregate at Prospect Park with their dogs.

Dog Park Proposed at City Council Meeting, Residents Suggest Prospect Park

Cal Ransom, News Editor April 21, 2023

A group of Oberlin residents attended the City Council’s regular meeting on April 17 to discuss the possibility of allowing their dogs to roam freely in Prospect Park. During the pandemic, a group...

Upcoming Events, April 21

April 21, 2023

Friday, April 21 5:30–7:30 p.m.: Oberlin Green Group Vegetarian Potluck Gathering at First Church Oberlin, Fellowship Hall Attendees are invited to bring a vegetarian dish to serve six to eight....

World Headlines

Karthik Ranganadhan, Contributing News Editor April 21, 2023

Ceasefire in Sudan Breaks Down Armed conflicts in Sudan continued a few hours after a ceasefire was supposed to begin on Tuesday. The internationally brokered truce between the armed forces led by...

Security Report

April 21, 2023

Thursday, April 13, 2023 A student reported the theft of their bicycle from the bike rack on the south side of Dascomb Hall. Saturday, April 15, 2023 An Allen Memorial Art Museum security officer...

Fleming spoke with editors of the Review.

Melissa Fleming: United Nations Under-Secretary-General, OC ’86

Kushagra Kar, Emma Benardete, and Nikki Keating April 14, 2023

United Nations Under-Secretary-General Melissa Fleming, OC ʼ86, has served as the head of the U.N. Department of Global Communications since 2019. She earned her B.A. in German studies from Oberlin College,...

AVI and OSCA pursue sustainability through food waste initiatives.

Campus Dining Services Implements Temporary Food Waste Initiatives

Ava Miller, The Bulletin Editor April 14, 2023

Throughout the spring semester, campus-wide initiatives have been implemented in order to reduce food waste. AVI Fresh, in collaboration with the Office of Environmental Sustainability, is piloting a compost...

Producers and distributors of opioids are involved in the 2022 settlement.

City Council Opts In to National Settlement With Pharmaceutical Distributors, Manufacturers

Gideon Reed, Production Editor April 14, 2023

The Oberlin City Council approved an ordinance on April 3 that will allow the City of Oberlin to receive financial compensation from a 2022 national settlement in relation to the opioid epidemic. Several...

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