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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Zeynep Kaya warms up before the game against Ohio Wesleyan.

Volleyball Wins Second Conference Game

Amelia Ocampo October 11, 2024

Coming off of a loss against 16th-ranked Case Western Reserve University last Wednesday, the Oberlin College women’s volleyball team bounced back to win 3–0 against Ohio Wesleyan University in their...

Meaghan Kramer poses at media day.

In the Locker Room with Meaghan Kramer

Micah Rodriguez, Sports Editor October 11, 2024

Second-year Meaghan Kramer is a forward/midfielder on the field hockey team. An international student from the Netherlands, she is planning on double majoring in Biology and Neuroscience and minoring in...

KhaDarel Hodge scores a gamewinning overtime touchdown against Tampa Bay.

Falcons’ Overtime Victory Completes Comeback

Gregory Lane, Senior Staff Writer October 11, 2024

This past Thursday, the Atlanta Falcons managed to pull off a last-minute comeback against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, winning 36–30 in overtime. The Falcons, who had already shown a knack for thrilling...

The women’s soccer team celebrated senior night last weekend.

Soccer Teams Shine During Homecoming Weekend

Amelia Ocampo October 4, 2024

Both Oberlin’s men’s and women’s teams celebrated wins among the Homecoming festivities this past weekend. The women’s soccer team reveled in the air of excitement and nostalgia as they bid farewell...

Yuuki Okubo spins basketball on finger at media day.

In the Locker Room With Yuuki Okubo

Chris Stoneman, Sports Editor October 4, 2024

Fourth-year Yuuki Okubo is a guard for the Oberlin men’s basketball team. Originally from Los Angeles, Okubo was an internet sensation who went viral multiple times before coming to compete on the court...

The Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, an iconic venue for fans and residents of Oakland.

Goodbye Oakland A’s, Hello Athletics

Micah Rodriguez, Sports Editor October 4, 2024

Fifty-seven years in Oakland, four World Series Championships, six pennants, 17 division titles, and seven Hall of Fame players — the Athletics did not just play in Oakland, they became an integral part...

Las Vegas Aces guard Kelsey Plum dribbles into traffic against the New York Liberty.

WNBA Playoffs Kick Off, Semi-Finals Underway

Micah Rodriguez and Chris Stoneman October 4, 2024

The WNBA playoffs kicked off Sept. 22; the semi finals are currently underway, with the New York Liberty leading the Las Vegas Aces 2–0 and the Minnesota Lynx and Connecticut Sun tied 1–1. Coming...

The Heisman Trophy is the highest award for collegiate football players.

Midseason Heisman Candidates Prove Competitive

Gregory Lane, Senior Staff Writer October 4, 2024

The Heisman Memorial Trophy, the most prestigious award in American collegiate football, is annually presented to the best player in the sport. First awarded in 1935, it is named after Oberlin’s very...

Ethan Price standing at media day.

In the Locker Room with Ethan Price

Micah Rodriguez, Sports Editor September 27, 2024

Fourth-year Ethan Price is an assistant defensive line coach for the football team. He played football his first two years at the College, but transitioned into a coaching position after injuries forced...

Shohei Otani hits his 50th home run.

Shohei Ohtani Enters 50–50 Club

Chris Stoneman, Sports Editor September 27, 2024

Shohei Ohtani, nicknamed Showtime, is largely considered one of the greatest active players in Major League Baseball, and it’s easy to see why.  To say Ohtani has dominated Major League Baseball since...

The women’s soccer team scored seven goals against Olivet College last Saturday.

Oberlin Women’s Soccer Shuts Out Olivet

Gregory Lane, Senior Staff Writer September 27, 2024

The Oberlin College women’s soccer team delivered a commanding performance Saturday, notching a decisive 7–0 victory over Olivet College at home. This performance marked the Yeowomen’s largest margin...

Wittenberg football competes against Baldwin Wallace.

Wittenberg University Cancels All Sporting Events Amid Violent Threats

Jonas Jarecki September 27, 2024

On Sept. 15, Wittenberg University, located in Springfield, canceled all school events through Sept. 22. This decision, along with the choice to move classes online, followed the statements made by former...

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