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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

The Free Store will offer clothes, books, and puzzles to community children.

Oberlin Free Store for Kids To Open in October

Swaranya Sarkar, Staff Writer September 27, 2024

In October, a free store for kids will be opening in the Peace Community Center on East Lorain Street. Co-founders Katie Ashwill and Jessica Minor-Baetens envision it as a central, reliable, and accessible...

Student Wellbeing Advocacy Group Facilitates Communication with Student Health

Avishi Khar, Staff Writer September 27, 2024

Last semester, Oberlin Student Wellbeing Advocacy Group was created as a chartered student organization in order to bridge a communication gap between students and health-related offices on campus. The...

Identity-Oriented Student Offices Moved into Wilder

Cole Mirman, Staff Writer September 27, 2024

Many of the identity-oriented student offices are now located on the first and second floors of the newly renovated Wilder Hall. These offices, which include the Office for Disability and Access, the Multicultural...

World Headlines

Julia Xu September 27, 2024

Israel Continues Bombing Lebanon, Killing Hundreds; Rejects Ceasefire Proposal In the past week, Israel has launched the heaviest airstrikes against Lebanon since 2006, killing over 600 people and displacing...

The Hotel at Oberlin plans to repurpose unused retail space.

Unused Retail Space In Hotel To Be Repurposed For Conservatory’s Music Theater Program

Layla Wallerstein, News Editor September 20, 2024

The City of Oberlin Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve an application to repurpose empty retail space in The Hotel at Oberlin into classrooms and offices for the Oberlin Conservatory’s...

Eastwood Elementary School has been unused since it closed in 2021.

Developer Proposes Turning Eastwood Elementary Into Office Space

Lily Nobel, Production Editor September 20, 2024

On Wednesday, the Planning Commission voted 2–1 to recommend the City Council consider a proposal to rezone the decommissioned Eastwood Elementary School to allow for development of office space. Liberty...

Lorain County Joint Vocational School has built two structures for Safety Town, which are made to look like scaled-down versions of familiar buildings in Downtown Oberlin.

Lorain County JVS Builds Replicas of Downtown Oberlin to Teach Children Safety

Yasu Shinozaki, News Editor September 20, 2024

Lorain County Joint Vocational School students are working to build a new facility for the City of Oberlin’s Safety Town program, made to look like scaled-down versions of familiar buildings in downtown...

Thomas M. Keck

Thomas M. Keck, OC ’92

Karthik Ranganadhan, Contributing News Editor September 20, 2024

Thomas M. Keck, OC ’92, is the Michael O. Sawyer Chair of Constitutional Law and Politics at the Syracuse University Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs and a Senior Research Associate at...

Melissa George

Melissa George, OC ’12

Nikki Keating, Editor-in-Chief September 20, 2024

Melissa George, OC ’12 is a lecturer and the director of Afrikan Heritage House. After earning her Bachelor of Arts at Oberlin College, she earned a master’s degree at Rutgers University and worked...

Construction obstructs the sidewalk in some places along East College Street.

Construction Causes Disruptions on East College Street

Walker Prince, Staff Writer September 20, 2024

Construction has begun around East College Street related to a project led by Columbia Gas to replace old gas pipelines and improve traffic patterns on North Park Street. The construction has led to disruptions...

Oberlin City Council Update for September 18

Gregory Amenta, Staff Writer September 20, 2024

OCIC Advocates for the Creation of an Economic Development Coordinator  Oberlin Community Improvement Corporation representatives Jill Sawyer and Tyrone Wicks gave a presentation to City Council discussing...

World Headlines

Julia Xu September 20, 2024

Two-Day Pager Explosions in Lebanon and Syria Kill 29, Injure 3,000 in Israeli Attack On Tuesday, thousands of pagers used by Hezbollah exploded across Lebanon, killing at least a dozen people — including...

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