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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

ODA Needs Reality Check

Emma Ledger May 10, 2024

May is Celiac Disease Awareness Month. Unfortunately, the Office for Disability and Access has demonstrated that they do not see Celiac as a serious condition that warrants housing and dining accommodations.  ...

From Kent to Palestine, Honoring Martyrs Means Taking Action

Zane Badawi May 10, 2024

This past Saturday was the 54th anniversary of the Kent State massacre. On May 4, 1970, four Kent State University students — William Knox Schroeder, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Lee Scheuer, and Allison Krause...

Letter to Our Oberlin Community

May 10, 2024

The College and City of Oberlin have always been a place of change and liberation. At the center of the abolitionist movement in the 19th century, Oberlin has always excelled at being a community with...

A Ukranian flag with a Star of David drawn on it flies outside the U.S. Capitol.

Separate Ukraine Aid From Israel

Avery Russell, Columnist May 10, 2024

  On Tuesday, April 23 the U.S. Senate approved a $95.3 billion foreign aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. Despite a Senate that often struggles to pass bills, the bill had large bipartisan...

Response to OFI Misses Point

Ori Josell, President, Obies for Israel May 10, 2024

On May 3, Nimala Sivakumar’s article “Student Addresses Obies for Israel Letter” was published in the Review as a response to my letter, “Zionism is De-Colonialism: Liberal Origins of Modern Israel”...

Professor Talise’s Africana Studies dance class.

Professors Talise, Weedie Were Vital to Oberlin. What Now?

Celeste Wicks, Columnist May 10, 2024

  I have only taken two Dance classes here at Oberlin. The first was awful. For two years, I wrote off dance at Oberlin. Finally, this semester, I took Dances of the African Diaspora with Professor...

Persian Should Be Added as Language Option at Oberlin

Zachary Stout May 10, 2024

  While Oberlin offers several languages such as Arabic — which should be expanded — it does not offer Persian as a language option. This should change. Persian is another interesting and...

Alumni Responds to Students’ Nonfactual Rebuttal Article

Karen Bekker May 3, 2024

An April 26 article in the Review was titled, “Alum’s Article on Gaza Genocide Contains Numerous Misrepresentations.” Although the article purports to address my own previous writing in the Review,...

We Are Not at War

Gavriel Vavel ben Yosef v’Chava Marshall Engel, Chair of Obies for Israel May 3, 2024

A letter from an Oberlin student, to his community.  Why must there be another letter about the war in Gaza? How can anything new and productive possibly be said, now that so much energy and ink has...

Student Addresses Obies for Israel Letter

Nimala Sivakumar, Production Editor May 3, 2024

  Every hour that passes, 15 people are killed in Gaza — six are children. Thirty-five people are injured. And according to the Israel Defense Forces’ own report, in the first six days of the...

Long Live Student Resistance

Pelham Curtis May 3, 2024

On Jan. 17, Israel destroyed Israa University, Gaza’s last standing university, according to the United Nations website. There are no universities left in Gaza. This, along with the murdering of academics...

Students Senate Needs Transparency, Communication

Nikki Keating and Andrea Nguyen May 3, 2024

  Created in the 1960s during the Vietnam War, the Student Senate was the product of one of many student demands for increased decision-making power within the College. To say that Oberlin’s...

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