This week, the Review sat down with itself — well, with Sports editors Randy Ollie and Sarena Malsin — to discuss their favorite parts of the job, their ideas for the future of the Sports section and...
Sophomore Maya Howard-Watts jumps to make the grab against Swarthmore College Saturday. In Oberlin’s first Ultimate Frisbee tournament in decades, the Preying Manti faced teams from Haverford College,...
Film sequels are often met with criticism, because how can the sequel be any better than the original? Critics call rare, improved sequels such as The Godfather: Part II or The Dark Knight anomalies. Despite...
As the year comes to a close, we are now officially entering the “final stretch.” It’s a glorious time during which long-harbored inhibitions are lowered, and we collectively indulge in a little...
This year, Oberlin is hosting the Ohio Valley, USA Ultimate Regional Championship for both the men’s and women’s leagues. This week, the Review sat down with the captains of Oberlin’s men’s Ultimate...
The Oberlin football coaching staff recently announced plans to host a one-day prospect camp on May 14. The goal of the camp is to bolster the program for future seasons by attracting recruits with...
First-year Hannah Rasmussen winds up for a pitch. This week marked a bright spot in Rasmussen’s already impressive career as a rookie on the softball team. In the first game of the Yeowomen’s doubleheader...
The baseball team had a tough outing this weekend, as the Yeomen found themselves in a four-game conference matchup with the Allegheny College Gators.
With the North Coast Athletic Conference Crossover...
You might remember that I called out the United States Men’s National Team a while back for looking completely out of sorts heading into the 2016 Centennial Copa America tournament this summer. I continue...
The women’s tennis team finished its regular season on Saturday, taking a win from the Allegheny College Gators in commanding fashion and ending the day with a score of 7–2.
The Yeowomen enter...
In the ongoing debate over whether countries outside Western Europe or North America should host international sporting events like the Olympics and the World Cup, two conflicting points emerge. On one...
Student-athletes gathered at the Knowlton Athletics Complex Monday night for Oberlin’s first One Love Escalation Workshop. One Love Foundation was started in 2010 after Yeardley Love, a senior lacrosse...
