Jack Derwin, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2016
In a field of divisive candidates, Independent Evan McMullin hopes to represent a trustworthy alternative to the major parties’ presidential nominees, and his common-sense approach to policy and governing...
Josh Koller, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2016
This is the first installment in the Review’s new Student Senate column. In an effort to increase communication and transparency, Student Senators will provide personal perspectives on recent events...
Rowan Bassman, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2016
Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein represents a much-needed voice on progressive issues. As 2016’s most nuanced and righteously dissident candidate on issues from race to renewable energy,...
National anthem protests in athletics draw a range of reactions from scorn to admiration. That national debate came to Knowlton Athletics Complex when the field hockey team kneeled during the Star Spangled...
Amber Scherer, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2016
One of my first conversations while phone banking for the Clinton campaign was also one of my most memorable.
An elderly man picked up. I gave him my pitch, then paused for his response. He was polite...
William Cramer, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2016
Editor’s note: This op-ed contains description of animal torture and slaughter.
Bon Appétit, the company in charge of Oberlin’s Campus Dining Services, ceased buying pork raised in gestation crates...
There are few industry veterans more seasoned than Clint Eastwood. The legendary actor and director has delivered many winning examples of both trades, taking part in over 50 films since his career took...
Melissa Landa, President, Oberlin Alums for Campus Fairness
• September 30, 2016
To the Editors:
On behalf of the Oberlin Chapter of Alums for Campus Fairness, I want to thank all who attended our symposium, “Building a Hate-Free Campus Through Civil Discourse.” More than 60...
The City’s public schools are all over 50-years old and in substantial need of repair, forcing the Oberlin Public School board to consider a multitude of plans to revamp the run-down buildings,...
Julia Peterson, Arts & Culture Editor
• September 23, 2016
A giant fish paraded through the center of town, floated down the river and set on fire barely scratches the surface of the display at the second annual FireFish festival, which took place last Saturday....
Igniting conflict with Oberlin Alums for Campus Fairness, which has repeatedly denounced Professor of Rhetoric and Composition Joy Karega for what it considers to be anti-Semitic Facebook posts, Student...
The College plans to incorporate a new concept of course clusters next fall that will allow students to register for a new kind of multidisciplinary courseload. The extension of the Peter B. Lewis Gateway...
