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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

A banner hangs from Harkness Hall in support of Stop Cop City.

Stop Cop City Provides Lessons in Organizing

Eric McKewin April 28, 2023

Over fall break, I traveled to Atlanta to visit the Weelaunee Forest, the frontline of the fight to Stop Cop City. “Cop City” is the name activists have given to the Atlanta Public Safety Training...

Stop Underestimating the Power of Small-Scale Change

Hanna Alwine, Opinions Editor April 28, 2023

Growing up as a young girl in America, my own personal feminism has developed alongside larger movements. My first experiences with feminism were largely mediated by the strong female characters I encountered...

Faculty-Led Protests Provide Framework for Student Activism

Cecily Miles April 28, 2023

Activism is so ubiquitous within Oberlinʼs campus culture and reputation that I would argue it figures as a central component of students’ education. In fact, the institution includes the development...

Small-Scale Efforts Have Impact on Climate Crisis

Claire O’Brocta April 28, 2023

It’s easy to think that nothing will get better. Oberlin College introduced the ambitious goal to become carbon neutral by 2025 in 2009. In 2014, a major leap was made when the College discontinued the...

The Economics department displays its course offerings.

Economics Department Overly U.S.-Centric, Should Offer Courses in World Economies

Alexa Stevens, News Editor April 21, 2023

I want to start off by saying that I feel very fortunate to attend Oberlin College. I am so grateful for the academic, networking, and lifelong friendship-building opportunities afforded to me during my...

MRC Culture Fest Missed Opportunity To Celebrate Culture

Kayla Kim, Managing Editor April 21, 2023

Like many, my high school had an event akin to a world culture day, where people would share food, dress, and music of their cultural heritage while discussing relevant social and political issues. Given...

Republicans Ineffective in Debt Ceiling Dispute

Gautami Kunde April 21, 2023

Year after year, the American government spends billions of dollars on healthcare, social security benefits, and bolstering the military, among other initiatives. Every year, the sticker price of operation...

Black Feminist Thought Must Be Valued in Primarily White Institutions

Nikki Keating, Editor-in-Chief April 21, 2023

Black feminist thought is founded on the centering of Black womenʼs experiences and their positions within discourse about gender, class, race, and all the overlapping elements of their identity. Black...

COMIC: STEM Majors Slump

COMIC: STEM Majors Slump

Molly Chapin, Layout Manager and Illustrator April 21, 2023

AAUP Asks Oberlin to Value Faculty

The American Association of University Professors calls on Oberlin College to acknowledge the importance of our long- and short-term contingent faculty and teaching staff and to treat them equitably as...

Five of the living former presidents convene in the Oval Office.

Washington Leaders Out of Touch with Technological Advancements

Editorial Board April 21, 2023

The United States’ leaders are growing increasingly old. Joe Biden recently made history as the first U.S. president to turn 80 while in office. Among the five living former presidents, three were born...

College Financial Aid Policies Deprive OSCA Members of Full Benefits

Emma Benardete, Editor-in-Chief April 14, 2023

After three semesters of being on a meal plan with Campus Dining Services, I made the decision to start dining in Keep Cottage, a part of the Oberlin Student Cooperative Association, this spring. During...

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