Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Damian Lillard dribbles the ball.

What Lies Ahead for Portland Basketball?

Andrea Nguyen, Sports Editor October 6, 2023

Growing up, Portland Trail Blazers games were memorable outings with my dad and my brother; every once in a while, we would go to see them at the Moda Center. Right before the game started, I would go...

Cami Sweet poses for media day.

In The Locker Room with Cami Sweet, Volleyball’s Star Middle Blocker

Micah Rodriguez October 6, 2023

Cami Sweet is a third-year majoring in Sociology and Law and Society with a minor in Africana Studies. The volleyball team’s star middle blocker currently leads the NCAC with 103 kills through the team’s...

Canelo Alvarez throws a punch.

Weekly Updates, Week of 10/6

Rodrigo Llaguno, Senior Staff Writer October 6, 2023

Rodrigo Llaguno Senior Staff Writer Toy Story Funday Football For the first time, a football game was played in Andy’s room from Toy Story. The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Atlanta Falcons 23–7...

Megan Rapinoe waves at her final game playing on the U.S. national team.

How Megan Rapinoe Impacted Me as a Queer Athlete

Ryley Steggall September 29, 2023

Megan Rapinoe: professional soccer player, Olympic gold medalist for the United States Women’s National Team, two-time Women’s World Cup champion, and an outspoken advocate for social change. She is...

Student Athletes Start Queer Student Athlete Group

Rodrigo Llaguno, Senior Staff Writer September 29, 2023

This year, student athletes came together to create the Queer Student Athlete Group, Oberlin’s first queer student-athlete focused group. The mission of QSAG is to create a safe space for queer athletes...

Overview of Kim Russell’s Comments on Transgender Athletes

Kayla Kim, Managing Editor September 29, 2023

Initial Events On March 20, 2022, former Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach Kim Russell reposted on her Instagram story a post that read, “Congratulations to Emma Weyant, the real woman who won the NCAA...

Sports Editors Decide Everything: Homecoming Edition

Sports Editors Decide Everything: Homecoming Edition

James Foster and Andrea Nguyen September 29, 2023

After a 10-month hiatus, the Sports Editors are once again here to settle any and all of your squabbles, tiffs, debates, and quarrels. We’ll give you our game predictions, answers to this year’s cuffing...

Tigst Assefa wins the 2023 Berlin Marathon.

Sports Weekly Updates: Week of 9/29

James Foster and Andrea Nguyen September 29, 2023

Records Shattered in Berlin Marathon  Tigst Assefa, a former Olympian, broke the women’s world marathon record Sunday at the Berlin Marathon in Berlin, Germany. Assefa finished first place in 2 hours,...

Obies play cornhole at the intramural cornhole event.

Turning 20, Accepting Change within Cornhole Tournament

Nikki Keating, Editor-in-Chief September 29, 2023

I spent last weekend doing two things: playing cornhole and turning 20. Though one seems more important, I was reminded of my childhood as I tossed a hacky sack and hoped it would go into the hole across...

Oberlin celebrates their 3–0 win over Caltech at the Invitational.

Volleyball Sweeps Competition at Oberlin Invitational

Adrienne Sato, Senior Staff Writer September 22, 2023

Last weekend, Oberlin Volleyball hosted five schools in their annual Oberlin Invitational Tournament. The Yeowomen dominated all three of their matches without dropping a single set throughout the weekend....

Nate Thompson dribbles the ball.

Men’s Soccer Match Ends in Draw

Andrea Nguyen, Sports Editor September 22, 2023

Oberlin men’s soccer secured a draw last Saturday night with a last-second goal against the visiting Defiance College Yellow Jackets.  The Yeomen went into halftime down 1–0 after the Yellow Jackets...

Aaron Rodgers plays against the Buffalo Bills.

NFL Teams Should Consider Changing to Grass Fields for Safety of Their Players

Rodrigo Llaguno, Senior Staff Writer September 22, 2023

Athletes have debated whether fields should be made out of turf or grass for years. For some, playing on grass provides benefits, such as resistance against injuries. Others prefer turf for the low maintenance...

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