Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Jenna Gyimesi

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor

Jenna Gyimesi is a 4th year majoring in politics, philosophy and law and society. She is a member of the varsity field hockey team, the fencing team, and the equestrian team.

All content by Jenna Gyimesi

OST Considers Implementing New Timecard Procedure

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
May 3, 2019
Car Crash Damages The Hotel at Oberlin

Car Crash Damages The Hotel at Oberlin

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
May 3, 2019
Zechiel House will transition into a first-year residence hall in fall 2019.

Residential Education To Reorganize Dorm Arrangements

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
April 26, 2019
Members of J Street U Oberlin, a pro-peace, anti-occupation group, gathered in Wilder Bowl for a Sunset Seder on April 24. The group is a part of a nationwide effort to fight for a two-state resolution to the Israeli-Palestininan conflict and to educate fellow students on the issues surrounding the conflict. The Sunset Seder was an act of community and activism.“It is both an action and an event, to demonstrate the importance of connecting our anti-occupation politics to our Judaism and to celebrate in community with each other,” wrote College senior and J Street U member Yael Reichler in an email to the Review. “It is also connected to our current campaign working toward Israel/Palestine trips that acknowledge Palestinians and the occupation.”

J Street U Hosts Sunset Seder

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
April 26, 2019
Shigeko Sasamori and Professor of Japanese at Purdue University Kazumi Hatasa gave a lecture last week about Sasamori’s experience in Hiroshima in 1945.

Sasamori Revisits Past in Hopes of Promoting Peace

Jenna Gyimesi and Keifer Ludwig
April 19, 2019

Sociology Undergraduates Present at Symposium

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
April 12, 2019
College junior Cat Robinson, College first-year Lily Lansdell, and College junior Katherine Carson baking late at night in the Pyle Co-op kitchen.

OSCA and College Discuss Future Partnership

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
April 5, 2019
Jorge Heine

Off The Cuff: Jorge Heine, Former Chilean Ambassador

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
March 15, 2019

Sexual Misconduct Investigation Concludes

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
March 8, 2019

Symposium Showcases International Perspectives

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
March 1, 2019
Students learn Arabic with teaching assistant Hawraa Sana.

French and Arabic Teaching Assistant Programs Reduced

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
February 22, 2019
Plans for the development of The Tappan.

Three Alums Plan to Erect The Tappan

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
February 22, 2019
College sophomore Caleb Knapp, College juniors Johan Cavert and Rachel Sanders, and College senior EmmaLia Mariner ask Eric Wagenfeld questions about the Americans with Disabilities Act following his talk.

Talks Spark Discussion of Disability Rights

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
February 15, 2019

Community Member Pleads Not Guilty to Assault

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
February 15, 2019

Student’s Cardiac Event Raises Awareness

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
February 8, 2019
Rabbi Shlomo Elkan and wife Devorah Elkan standing in front of their home with two of their children holding books from the book drive.

Chabad Sponsors Book Drive

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
November 30, 2018
SOAR student leaders pose with Associate Dean of Students Dana Hamdan in Wilder Hall.

Sophomores Guided Through SOAR

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
November 16, 2018

Oberlin Community News Bulletin

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
November 16, 2018
Khalid Taylor and Elliot Director share a conversation in the MRC.

MRC Faces Staffing Shortage

Jenna Gyimesi and Anisa Curry Vietze
November 9, 2018
Candidates for State Representative participated in a non-partisan debate, the only Statehouse candidates debate in Lorain County this election cycle, in Dye Lecture Hall Thursday. The Oberlin College Democrats, Oberlin College Republicans & Libertarians, and Lorain County Rising came across party lines to jointly host the event. “Planning with the OCDems was easy and fun,” Jacob Britton, a member of the Oberlin College Republicans & Libertarians, wrote in an email to the Review. “The organizers of the event planned this event out very well.” Candidates in attendance included Republican Rob Weber, Libertarians Daniel Fichtel and Homer Taft, and Democrats Joe Miller, James Johnson, Kelly Kraus Mencke, and Sharon Sweda.

Candidates Speak at Non-Partisan Debate

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
November 2, 2018

CoWork Oberlin Provides Community Workspace

Jenna Gyimesi and Maranda Phillips
November 2, 2018

Local Scholarship Honors Founder Ruby N. Jones

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
October 12, 2018
President Carmen Twille Ambar who was recently inaugurated as the 15th President of Oberlin College.

“Boldness. Tradition. Vision.”

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
October 5, 2018
Johnnetta Cole

Johnnetta Cole, OC ’57

Jenna Gyimesi and Kameron Dunbar
October 5, 2018

OCOPE Files Grievances Against College

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
September 28, 2018

Janet Garrett Gears up For Another Congressional Campaign

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
September 21, 2018
Dual-degree sophomore Corley Friesen-Johnson and Conservatory junior Maggie King hanging out in South Hall. A master key to the dorm went missing toward the end of the Spring 2018 semester.

ResEd Misplaces South Hall Master Key

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
September 14, 2018
College Senior Andrea Wang grabs a salad at DeCafé’s new salad bar, one of the many changes to this year’s setup.

Administration Announces Campus Dining Changes Amid Budget Crisis

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
September 7, 2018
Although the Goldsmith and Union Street Village Housing Units were built in 2005, some of older residential areas will be showcased to trustees during the student-led tours this weekend. The tours are the first of their kind, launched by Student Senate to make trustees aware of poor facilities and housing.

Tours Stress Need for Housing Improvements

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
December 8, 2017
The 2.27-megawatt solar array located on the College campus generates about 12 percent of the College’s electricity and is one of the many reasons Oberlin has a chance to win the Georgetown University Energy Prize of $5 million.

Oberlin Advances to Final Round of Energy Contest

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
December 1, 2017

Technology Store to Close in December

Sydney Allen and Jenna Gyimesi
December 1, 2017

City Council Approves Heritage Home Program

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
November 17, 2017
Palestinian field researcher and spokesperson Nasser Nawaj’ah shared his personal experiences and promoted student activism in Craig Lecture Hall Wednesday.

Palestinian Activist Calls For Student Engagement

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
November 10, 2017
Students protested on Wilder Bowl Thursday in favor of adding additional staff to the Office of Disability Resources, among other demands. Tensions flared last month following the unexpected resignation of Interim Director of the ODR Isabella Moreno.

Students Demand More Full-Time ODR Staff, Resources

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
November 3, 2017
Oberlin Superintendent David Hall at the most recent Board of Education meeting. There are currently six people running for three open positions on the Board of Education.

Election Brings Opportunity for Needed Change in School District

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
October 27, 2017

Board Proposes School Consolidation

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
September 22, 2017

Former Professor Faces Federal Charges

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
September 8, 2017
Chair of the History Department Renee Romano discusses the July 14 protests in Charlottesville, VA, at the panel History Be- hind the News: Charlottesville.

Oberlin Congregates in Mourning Charlottesville

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
September 1, 2017
Left to right: College sophomores Juna Keehn and Leora Swerdlow, College junior Luke Fortney and College senior Beth Minahan cook topless at Old Barrows co-op. The co-op’s kitchen will close this semester and the building will undergo renovations this summer.

Old B Kitchen Closes Doors After 40 Years

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
May 5, 2017
City Council is considering a plot of land on the corner of East Lorain Street and Oberlin Road as a potential location for medical marijuana businesses. After Ohio authorized the commercialization of the drug for medical purposes last fall, council is discussing benefits to the local economy.

Council Mulls Bringing Medical Marijuana to Town

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
April 14, 2017
City Council President Ronnie Rimbert speaks at Monday’s City Council meeting. Council passed a resolution opposing Governor John Kasich’s proposed 2017– 2018 budget, which proposes centralized collection of business income tax returns.

City Resists State’s Income-Tax Collection

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
April 7, 2017

Local Petitions Challenge REC Choice Fund Options

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
March 31, 2017
The Oberlin Project helped the Oberlin Municipal Light and Power System initiate a three-year Efficiency Smart Power Plant program to support investments in sustainable electric energy. Establishing energy efficiency in Oberlin was a goal of the Oberlin Project, which will close its office this summer.

Oberlin Project Ends Eight-Year Run

Jenna Gyimesi, News Editor
March 10, 2017

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