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Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Anna Farber

Anna Farber, Arts and Culture Editor

Anna (she/hers) is a fourth-year from Brooklyn, NY studying Art History in the College. She loves vinegar-based hot sauce, chonky cat Facebook groups, and all forms of art and museums.
All content by Anna Farber
On Tuesday night, students gathered in Wilder Bowl to dance away the end-of-semester blues.

[Photo] Sprinklerz Quenches Students’ Thirst

April 28, 2021
College fourth-year Luke Volkert, composer for Waiting for Waves.

Luke Volkert, Waiting for Waves Composer

April 7, 2021
Tripoli Cancelled stars Vassilis Koukalani as a nameless man who has been living in an airport for a decade.

moCa’s “Monday, Day 3753” Offers COVID Catharsis

March 17, 2021
Oberlin Desperately Needs More COVID-Safe Study Spaces

Oberlin Desperately Needs More COVID-Safe Study Spaces

March 5, 2021
Follow this map to go on a curated culinary crusade through Oberlin.

An Unofficial Self-Guided Food Tour of Downtown Oberlin

March 3, 2021
Doctress Julian Kevon Glover (second to the left) found and fostered community through the ballroom scene, an integral part of Black queer nightlife.

Black Queer Nightlife Panel Explores Creating Place

February 19, 2021
Oberlin resident Josie Gruber used the What do you have? What do you need? group to find this beautiful Norfolk pine. She also then used the group to pass the plant along to someone else, upon realizing it was too big for her space.

Oberlin Facebook Group Connects Residents to Resources, Each Other

December 4, 2020

Students Plan for the Next Four Years of Activism

November 13, 2020
Mike Rainaldi

Mike Rainaldi: Reimagining Intercultural Learning in the Absence of Study Away

November 13, 2020
College fourth-year Katherine MacPhail flips out for tire flipping.

[Photo] Presidential Challenge is Flippin’ Awesome

November 11, 2020
Students in Playwrighting and Performance in the Time of Black Lives Matter share their work in class.

“Playwrighting and Performance in the Time of the Black Lives Matter Movement” Creates Community Among Students

October 30, 2020
Monster-themed inflatables are popping up all over town.

[Photo] No Tricks, Only Treats for Oberlin’s Scarily Safe Halloween

October 28, 2020
A car drove into the window of Ginko Gallery and Studio on Thursday.

Ginko Gallery Car Crash Leaves Minimal Damage, No Serious Injuries

October 23, 2020
Jazz, Jasper, and Jeremiah cuddle as they nap in the backroom of Ginkos.

[Photo] Ginko’s Gallery Making Efforts to Reduce Stray Kitten Issue in Oberlin

October 23, 2020
The Hope Collection by INTO is a new fair trade store on East College Street.

The Hope Collection Brings Hope to Artisans and Oberlin

September 23, 2020
Jacey Davidson

Jacey Davidson, Creator of Oberlin Overheard

September 11, 2020
Art by College fourth-year Sam Battle. “I really like to make art about nature, especially using topics from biology that a lot of people arent super familiar with as metaphors,” Battle said. “I like being able to educate people about the crazy things their bodies can do, as well as connecting that to emotion and feeling.”

Students Create Art in Place 

May 5, 2020
The Fountain of Life, a copy of the 1432 painting The Fountain of Grace, is currently on display at the Allen Memorial Art Museum and was the center of a talk by Manuel Parada López de Corselas.

Visiting Lecturer Manuel Parada López de Corselas Brings New Ideas to Allen Piece

April 12, 2019
Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon to Promote Marginalized Artists

Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon to Promote Marginalized Artists

March 1, 2019

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