Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
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Safe+Sound organizers College junior Sophie Hess (left) and College sophomore Tinni Bhattacharyya pose on the steps of the Tappan Square bandstand during their exhibition. The exhibition featured a combination of anonymously submitted personal stories of sexualized violence and works of art by Oberlin students.

On the Record with Organizers of ‘Safe+Sound’ Sexualized Violence Exhibition

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
May 2, 2014

Irwin Quotes Beckett, Demonstrates Versatility in Vaudeville

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
May 2, 2014

Girls in Motion Brings Community to Cat

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
April 25, 2014
From left: Associate Professor of English Gillian Johns, writer Percival Everett and Delaney Associate Professor of Creative Writing Dan Chaon discuss Everett’s work and philosophy at a Monday night Q&A with Everett moderatored by Johns and Chaon. Everett, author of over 20 novels, spent two days on campus and also gave a lecture on Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man the following night.

Everett Eschews Convention, Laughs at Lit Theory

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
April 11, 2014
Director Penny Lane discusses the process of digging through archival materials to compile the documentary Our Nixon, which screened Tuesday night in Dye Lecture Hall. The film utilized Super 8 footage taken by President Nixon’s aides to showcase a more personal aspect of his presidency.

‘Our Nixon’ Film Provides Glimpse Behind White House Doors

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
April 4, 2014
(From left) Punch Brothers members Gabe Witcher on violin, Chris Eldridge, OC ’04, on guitar, frontman Chris Thile on mandolin, Paul Kowert on double bass and Noam Pikelny on banjo lock into a rhythm during their Artist Recital Series performance in Finney Chapel Sunday night. The bluegrass group demonstrated their talent and chemistry, but focused on diversity of repertoire at the expense of crowd-pleasing favorites.

Punch Brothers Meet, But Don’t Exceed, High Bar

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
March 14, 2014
James McBride, OC ’79, imparts wisdom to the audience in a quiet moment at Wednesday’s uplifting convocation. McBride, a novelist and musician, read excerpts of his novel The Good Lord Bird and played saxophone during the rousing musical interludes provided by his talented musical ensemble (not pictured), nicknamed “The Good Lord Bird Band.”

McBride Pays Homage to Abolitionist John Brown

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
March 7, 2014

Visiting Wind Instrumentalists Highlight Experimentalism in Guest Recital

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
February 28, 2014

Lena Dunham Dispenses Life Advice in Finney Convocation

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
February 14, 2014

On the Record: Joel Ginn, Sound Tech Engineer for The Dead Hear Footsteps

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
February 14, 2014
Conservatory sophomore Tess Klibanoff, College sophomore Donnay Edmund and College first-year Mee-Ae Chatman-Nelson feel the beat during And What!?’s Fall Showcase. The show featured guest appearances by many of Oberlin’s other dance troupes, including Koreo and the Umoja Steppers.

Student Dance Troupes Combine with Poetry and Song to Great Effect

Anne Pride-Wilt, Staff Writer
December 13, 2013
College first-year Hank Miller (left) and Conservatory junior Kaitlin Loeb share a moment in a scene from OSTA’s production of Stephen Sondheim’s Company. The show’s superb casting and darkly humorous musical numbers made for a truly enjoyable experience.

Company Delights and Impresses with Songs of the Heart

Anne Pride-Wilt, Staff Writer
November 22, 2013

Silent Film Ensemble Baffles with Surrealist Production

Anne Pride-Wilt, Staff Writer
November 15, 2013
OCircus member College first-year Em Notely is caught by College junior Annie Valocchi as Notley stares in shock at a letter they have just received. The performance ensemble regaled their audiences with plenty of humor and the occasional striptease.

Steampunk Cabaret Revels in Risqué Humor at Cat

Anne Pride-Wilt, Staff Writer
November 8, 2013

Seeds of Hope: Trees Survive Hiroshima, Flourish in “Tree Project Film”

Anne Pride-Wilt, Staff Writer
November 1, 2013

Despite Talented Performances, OSTA’s Fall Showcase Proves Disappointing

Anne Pride-Wilt, Staff Writer
October 11, 2013

Student Band’s Jazzy Energy a Tough Act to Follow

Anne Pride-Wilt, Staff Writer
October 4, 2013

International Blues Express Unites Creole and Malian Blues

Anne Pride-Wilt, Staff Writer
September 27, 2013

Zoe Muth and Co. Make Good Despite Rain

Anne Pride-Wilt, Staff Writer
September 20, 2013

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