Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Security Notebook

November 16, 2018

Thursday, Nov. 8, 2018 3:21 p.m. Campus Safety officers were requested to assist a student in the Rice Hall parking lot who was injured after falling off a scooter. The student was transported to Mercy...

Josh Voorhees, journalist.

Josh Voorhees, Political Journalist

Kameron Dunbar November 16, 2018

Josh Voorhees, an American political journalist and senior writer for Slate, delivered a lecture on Monday titled “Blue Waves and Red Walls: Making Sense of the 2018 Midterm Election.” Voorhees has...

Students Phone Representatives In Protest

Students Phone Representatives In Protest

Gabby Greene, News Editor November 16, 2018

Editor’s Note: This caption contains mention of abortion, rape, and incest. Students call Oberlin representatives Democrat Dan Ramos of the Ohio House and Republican State Senator Gayle Manning to protest...

Oberlin Community News Bulletin

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor November 16, 2018

Community Voices Requested about Climate Action The Oberlin Environmental Dashboard Communications team wants to hear from community members about the ways in which they are taking action against climate...

Students Take in Election Results at Sco Watch Party

Students Take in Election Results at ‘Sco Watch Party

Sydney Allen and Maria Turner November 9, 2018

College junior Ezra Andres-Tysch views the 2018 midterm elections at a watch party in the ’Sco. The election season brought a red wave to Ohio as the Governorship, Attorney General, and nearly every...

Khalid Taylor and Elliot Director share a conversation in the MRC.

MRC Faces Staffing Shortage

Jenna Gyimesi and Anisa Curry Vietze November 9, 2018

Four full-time staff members resigned from positions at the Multicultural Resource Center within the last six months. The office was once staffed by five full-time staffers. The MRC is currently...

Students participate in Project Unbound workshop, “The Neurological Impacts of Slavery.”

Project Unbound Fundraises for Human Trafficking Victims

Yan Jin November 9, 2018

Project Unbound, an Oberlin-based anti-human trafficking organization, will host their annual fall fundraiser for the Human Trafficking Collaborative of Lorain County on Friday, Nov. 16. The event...

Oberlin Remembers Hate Crime Victims

Oberlin Remembers Hate Crime Victims

Gabby Greene, News Editor November 9, 2018

Students gathered in Peters Hall last Friday to honor those targeted by recent racist, anti-Semitic, and xenophobic attacks, including the shootings at the Tree of Life Synagogue and Kroger grocery store,...

Trustworthy Tattoo prepares to open in Oberlin.

Trustworthy Tattoo to Open Downtown

Justin Godfrey November 9, 2018

Trustworthy Tattoo will open in downtown Oberlin at 53 South Main Street by the end of this month. Owner Shawn Patton, Oberlin native and Amherst resident, has 13 years of tattoo experience. Trustworthy...

Demonstrators requesting Tom Reid’s reinstatement confront President Ambar in her office.

Students, Alumni Present Ambar Tom Reid Petition

Roman Broszkowski, Senior Staff Writer November 9, 2018

Nearly 40 students, alumni, faculty, and community members crowded into President Carmen Ambar’s office Monday afternoon as part of a delegation meant to show support for former Associate Director of...

Ohio Midterm Election Results

Ohio Midterm Election Results

Mikaela Fishman, This Week Editor November 9, 2018

Joshua Keating

Josh Keating, OC ’07, Slate Editor

Sydney Allen and Nathan Carpenter November 9, 2018

Josh Keating, OC ’07, is a writer and editor at Slate magazine focusing on international news and foreign policy. He returned to campus in October to meet with students, faculty, and staff and...

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