Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Police Racism Dehumanizes Black Youth

Aliyah Abu-Hazeem, Contributing Writer December 12, 2014

I’ve been thinking a lot lately, not only about the Ferguson decision, but also about the senseless violence that has been occurring across the nation. My thinking has, unconsciously, enabled my silence. I...

Krislov’s Response Fails to Address Concerns

Kiley Petersen, Managing Editor December 12, 2014

Oberlin College President Marvin Krislov, the Board of Trustees and the Oberlin administration have been put under a lot of pressure by students during the past several weeks, from the “Hands Up, Walk...

Rolling Stone Errors Highlight Poor Journalism, Perpetuate Rape Culture

Editorial Board December 12, 2014

Trigger Warning: This editorial contains discussion of sexualized violence.  After weeks of controversy over the veracity of a Rolling Stone article on rape at the University of Virginia, an anonymous...

OSCA Lacks Awareness of Oppressive Systems

Cara Welch-Rubin, Contributing Writer December 12, 2014

The following critique of the Oberlin Student Cooperative Association is not the first time anyone has raised these issues. Many people have experienced or continue to experience various forms of classism,...

Psychology Project Exemplifies Racial Microaggressions

Jasmine Eshkar, College senior December 12, 2014

To the Editors: When I read the description for my final project in my Psychology Research Methods II class, I was appalled and frustrated to find that it mentioned incarceration in ways that perpetuated...

Student Senate December Update

Machmud Makhmudov, Student Senator December 5, 2014

Last month, Student Senate engaged in a variety of unique projects in addition to its regular duties. On Nov. 19, Senate hosted a forum discussion to explore the issue of student hunger during term breaks....

Controversial Albums Reflect New Challenges in Music Business

Kevin Sloan, Contributing Writer December 5, 2014

Up until this fall, few people might utter the names U2 and Barry Manilow in the same sentence. Someone who rocks out to “Sunday Bloody Sunday” probably doesn’t also boogie to “Copacabana.” But...

Online Prejudice Reveals Weak Allyship

Samantha Smylie, Contributing Writer December 5, 2014

When the St. Louis County prosecutor announced late on Nov. 24 that a grand jury found that “no probable cause exists to file any charge against Officer [Darren] Wilson,” millions around the country...

Keystone XL Debate Prioritizes Politics over Economic, Environmental Realities

Chloe Vassot, Contributing Writer December 5, 2014

In navigating the political obstacle course necessary for its approval, the Keystone XL pipeline has all but proved itself “the little pipeline that could.” At this point, the pipeline’s creation...

Representative Media Coverage Requires Voices of Citizen Journalists

Editorial Board December 5, 2014

Hours after a Staten Island grand jury announced Wednesday that a white NYPD officer would not be indicted in the death of Eric Garner, a black father of six who stopped breathing while held in a banned...

Student Senator Provides Information on Laundry Price Increases

Nicholas Olson, Student Senator December 5, 2014

To the Editors: It is no secret that the cost of higher education is rising overall, and with this trend of price increases, little fees or costs for services rise slightly as well. Students frequently...

Open Letter from Oberlin’s Equity and Diversity Committee

Dear members of the Strategic Planning Steering Committee, As members of the Oberlin College General Faculty Committee on Equity and Diversity, we are writing to urge you to consider the fundamental...

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