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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

The City bought land in Dec. 2022 for a new industrial park.

Oberlin Annexes Land From Pittsfield Township for Industrial Park

Lily Nobel, Production Editor November 22, 2024

On Thursday, the Lorain County Board of Commissioners approved the City of Oberlin’s plan to annex 142 acres of land from Pittsfield township. The expansion is part of Oberlin’s plan to annex 211 acres...

Dean Kamitsuka and Dean Quillen play foosball against students in The ’Sco on Tuesday.

Student Senate Hosts Defeat the Deans Event to Connect Students, Administration

Yasu Shinozaki, News Editor November 22, 2024

On Tuesday afternoon, students competed with the deans and President Carmen Twillie Ambar in pool, foosball, darts, and Just Dance. The event, which was held in The ’Sco, was planned by the Student Senate...

An UndocuAlly training was held on Wednesday to educate students on how to help and protect undocumented students.

OUI Sees Increased Engagement in Undocuweek Events Following Election

Swaranya Sarkar, Staff Writer November 22, 2024

Obies for Undocumented Inclusion organized its annual series of events, known as Undocuweek, starting Nov. 11. OUI observed a surge in engagement during its Undocuweek events, which were held in the weeks...

Jennifer Morgan

Jennifer Morgan, OC ’86: Silver Professor of History at NYU, MacArthur Fellow

Karthik Ranganadhan, Contributing News Editor November 22, 2024

Jennifer L. Morgan is the Silver Professor of History at New York University. Her work focuses on early slavery and the experiences of enslaved Black women. She received the prestigious MacArthur Fellowship...

World Headlines

Cole Mirman, Staff Writer November 22, 2024

Ukraine Fires Long-Range U.S. Missiles into Russian Territory On Tuesday, Ukraine fired American-made long-range missiles into Russian territory for the first time, the latest development in Ukraine’s...

City Council Update for Nov. 18

Jesse Gross, Staff Writer November 22, 2024

Council Approves Terms of Services for Annexed Land Council voted unanimously to approve the details of the services the City of Oberlin will provide when the City annexes 2.2561 acres located in New...

Working Group Investigates College AI Policy

Gregory Amenta, Staff Writer November 22, 2024

Students and Faculty members will soon join the AI Working Group, which will conduct empirical research into artificial intelligence. Following its first meeting this December, the group will work throughout...

Students listen to speakers at Tappan Bandstand during friday’s Sunrise Protest.

Sunrise Organizes Climate Rally in Wake of Trump Election

Yasu Shinozaki, News Editor November 15, 2024

At 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, over 40 students gathered in front of Wilder Hall beneath a banner that read “this is a climate emergency” to call for climate action in the aftermath of former president...

Students for a Free Palestine had a table in Mudd Sunday to Wednesday.

Oberlin Students for a Free Palestine Launches Phone Banking Campaign

Lois Leung, Staff Writer November 15, 2024

Oberlin Students for a Free Palestine launched a phone banking campaign lasting from the past Sunday through Wednesday in Mary Church Terrell Main Library in response to Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders’...

Student Senate and SFC Meet to Further Collaboration, Discussion

Karthik Ranganadhan, Contributing News Editor November 15, 2024

The Student Senate and the Student Finance Committee are improving their collaboration to better serve students and student organizations that utilize SFC funding. The two organizations met last Sunday,...

Updated Winter Term Application Encourages On-Campus Projects

Jonah Barber, At Large Senior Staff Writer November 15, 2024

As Winter Term approaches, students are gearing up to pursue month-long projects spanning multiple disciplines. Previously, many students have engaged in projects while living on campus, at home, or in...

World Headlines

Layla Wallerstein, News Editor November 15, 2024

New Zealand Parliament Members Protest Indigenous Treaty Bill  On Thursday, Māori members of New Zealand’s parliament staged a haka, a traditional Māori dance, in protest against a contentious...

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