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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

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...

In Memory of Alison Scott Ricker

In Memory of Alison Scott Ricker

September 13, 2024

Alison Scott Ricker, former Head of the Oberlin College Science Library, passed away May 14, at age 70.  Alison played an active role in a wide variety of local organizations and communities. Among other...

Students walk to class in the King Building.

Oberlin Launches New Majors

Delaney Fox and Yasu Shinozaki September 13, 2024

On Sept. 5, President Carmen Twillie Ambar sent an email to the Oberlin community announcing the creation of five new majors at Oberlin: Business, Financial Economics, Communication Studies, Recording...

Taco Flavored Kisses has moved into a location on College Street, previously used by The Arb at Tappan Square.

Summer Brings Turnover to Oberlin Businesses

Avishi Khar and Swaranya Sarkar September 13, 2024

Downtown Oberlin has seen major changes in recent months; The Arb at Tappan Square and Ginko Gallery have closed; The Oberlin White Squirrel, Wood Fired Wonders, and Taco Flavored Kisses have opened; and...

Oberlin Pledges to Increase Impact Investment, Finance Redevelopment of War-Torn Regions

Yasu Shinozaki, News Editor September 13, 2024

This summer, Oberlin’s Impact Investment Platform was expanded. The platform, which promotes “socially conscious investment,” has a new goal of investing $100 million in funds that promote this value.  The...

The LWVO brought an Airstream to Oberlin’s campus on Monday as part of a campaign to register students across Ohio to vote.

League of Women Voters of Ohio Visits Oberlin for Voter Registration

Lily Nobel, Production Editor September 13, 2024

On Wednesday, the League of Women Voters of Ohio visited Wilder Bowl with their new promotional Airstream vehicle. Volunteers from LWVO worked alongside OC Votes students and faculty to register eligible...

First Internship+ Program Funds Summer Programs for Hundreds of Students

Yasu Shinozaki, News Editor September 13, 2024

This past summer, 202 students received funding for internships, research fellowships, and other programs through the Career Exploration and Development Center’s new Internship+ program. Internship+,...

The LCADA Way and Nord Center Merge to form Riveon Mental Health and Recovery

Jesse Gross September 13, 2024

This past August, two major mental healthcare institutions in Lorain County, The LCADA Way and The Nord Center, merged to form Riveon Mental Health and Recovery.  The partnership enabled the creation...

Dorms renovated by SIP had water heating difficulties on Sept 7.

Hot Water Out Across Campus for Several Hours

Karthik Ranganadhan, News Editor September 13, 2024

On Saturday, Sept. 7, one of the two hot water boilers that Oberlin operates suffered a cracked tube in its heat exchanger. This resulted in the supply of hot water temporarily stopping in all buildings...

World Headlines

Ella Erdahl, Production Editor September 13, 2024

Russian Strikes Ukraine, Causing Over 50 Deaths Tuesday, Sept. 3 marked one of the deadliest attacks in the war between Russia and Ukraine, with more than 50 killed and over 300 wounded in the city of...

Student protest in support of divestment during the Board of Trustees meeting in March.

Board Turns Down Divestment Proposal

Yasu Shinozaki and Layla Wallerstein September 6, 2024

On June 6, the Oberlin Board of Trustees Executive Committee discussed a proposal for the College to divest from companies involved in the Israeli occupation of Palestine. They ultimately voted down the...

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