Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Katie Lucey

Katie Lucey, News Editor

Katie Lucey is a senior Economics major from Massapequa, NY. In addition to serving as News editor, she has worked as a production editor and Arts & Culture editor. She enjoys drinking coffee, exploring Oberlin on bike or foot, and knows more about George Washington than the average person probably should.

All content by Katie Lucey
College fourth-year and News Editor Katie Lucey.

[Photo] News: A Year In “Review”

Anisa Curry Vietze, Editor-in-Chief
May 25, 2020
Students and Faculty hold a symposium in Finney Chapel titled Oberlin Reacts to Kent and Cambodia on May 27, 1970. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the events at Kent State University.

50th Anniversary of Kent State Shootings Demonstrate How Obies Step Up in Crisis

Katie Lucey, News Editor
May 4, 2020

Dave Covell, Lorain County Health Commissioner

Katie Lucey and Zoë Martin del Campo
April 9, 2020
President Carmen Twillie Ambar shakes a graduates hand at Oberlins 2019 commencement ceremony.

Commencement & Reunion Weekend Postponed, Digital Ceremony Announced

Katie Lucey, News Editor
April 4, 2020
COVID-19 BY THE NUMBERS

COVID-19 BY THE NUMBERS

Nico Vickers and Katie Lucey
March 13, 2020
Faculty and staff distributed packing boxes to students in the Root Room in Carnegie Building beginning March 13. Students in College housing were required to vacate campus by Monday, March 16 at noon.

COVID-19 Outbreak Continues, College Moves to Remote Campus

Nathan Carpenter and Katie Lucey
March 13, 2020

COVID-19 Outbreak Suspends Study Away Programs

Katie Lucey, News Editor
March 6, 2020
Third World Co-op

Halted Survey Sparks OSCA Concerns

Katie Lucey, News Editor
February 14, 2020

Art Rental Needs to Address Accessibility Concerns

Devyn Malouf and Katie Lucey
February 14, 2020
Students gather in Tappan Square in November of 2012, celebrating Barack Obamas re-election with cheers, fireworks, an impromptu jazz concert, and a chaotic performance of the national anthem.

The 2010s: Moments That Defined a Decade

Nathan Carpenter, Katie Lucey, Ananya Gupta, and Anisa Curry Vietze
February 7, 2020

College Faculty Approves New Business Concentration

Katie Lucey, News Editor
February 7, 2020
College and double-degree second-years gathered for the second annual Sophomore Opportunities and Academic Resources retreat last weekend. The SOAR program aims to provide students with a space to think intentionally about their personal goals, professional aspirations, and academic pathways. “As we did last year, we focused on academic and co-curricular planning,” Dana Hamdan, executive director of the Career Development Center and associate dean of students, wrote in an email to the Review. “But, we also talked about the power of storytelling, reflection, and personal narratives as tools for discovering and refining a purpose.” In addition to break-out sessions, participants of the retreat gathered together to hear Chair of the Board of Trustees Chris Canavan’s presentation on business. Following a unanimous decision by the College Faculty Council on Wednesday, business will become the newest concentration available to students. “I tried to make the case for learning how business works,” Canavan wrote in an email to the Review. “Anyone interested in working in the private sector should understand how it works. But so should the person who wants to work alongside the private sector and, indeed, those who want to work against private interests.” This year’s SOAR program boosted attendance to nearly 200 students, an increase of almost 70 as compared to last year. This years program also offered more variety in academic major clusters to better accommodate student interest and foster community. “SOAR transformed my Environmental Studies major into a community,” College second-year Havi Carrillo-Klein, who attended the retreat, wrote in a message to the Review. “I walked into classes this semester knowing lots of people in my ENVS classes, which is one of the benefits of cohort-based learning here at Oberlin.”

Second-Years Spread Their Wings at SOAR Retreat

Katie Lucey, News Editor
February 7, 2020

Surprisingly, Cleveland Has a Wine Scene — And it’s Thriving

Katie Lucey, News Editor
December 13, 2019

College Maintains “Minimal Exposure” to Fossil Fuel Investments

Katie Lucey, News Editor
December 6, 2019

David Gibson, 65, Passes

Katie Lucey, News Editor
November 22, 2019
Several Democratic candidates seek to challenge Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan in the 2020 Ohio 4th Congressional District race and are gearing up for the March primary election.

Democratic Candidates Look to Defeat Rep. Jordan in 4th Congressional District

Katie Lucey and Ella Moxley
November 15, 2019

Updated OCOPE Contract to be Published Online

Katie Lucey, News Editor
November 1, 2019

Report Showcases Economic Impact of College on Local Community

Katie Lucey, News Editor
October 11, 2019
Member of the college and campus met at Oberlins Bench by the Road for a tribute to author Toni Morrison.

Toni Morrison Honored at “Bench By the Road” Ceremony

Katie Lucey, News Editor
October 4, 2019

Search for Next Vice President for Advancement Ongoing

Katie Lucey, News Editor
September 27, 2019
Dana Hamdan Named Director of Career Development Center

Dana Hamdan Named Director of Career Development Center

Katie Lucey, News Editor
September 20, 2019
Students Relax at Presidential Carnival

Students Relax at Presidential Carnival

Katie Lucey and Anisa Curry Vietze
September 13, 2019

Local Overdoses Raise Concerns

Katie Lucey, News Editor
September 6, 2019
In Memory of John “Jed” Deppman, Professor of Comparative Literature and English

In Memory of John “Jed” Deppman, Professor of Comparative Literature and English

Katie Lucey, News Editor
September 6, 2019

Reflections on Food and Eating Through the Lens of Julia Child

Katie Lucey, News Editor
April 12, 2019

Embracing Rejection Fundamental to Healing Campus Culture

Katie Lucey, News Editor
March 8, 2019

Perspectives: Seeing Myself in a 350-Year-Old Portrait

Katie Lucey, News Editor
December 7, 2018
Editorial: Museum Symposium Presents Opportunity to Evaluate Western Canon at Oberlin, Broader Academia

Editorial: Museum Symposium Presents Opportunity to Evaluate Western Canon at Oberlin, Broader Academia

Kate Fishman and Katie Lucey
November 2, 2018
The Review in Review Crossword Answers

The “Review” in Review Crossword Answers

Katie Lucey, News Editor
November 2, 2018
Members of the Pottery Co-Op sit at potters wheels. The co-op aims to be an inclusive space for students of all levels who want to learn how to create pottery.

Pottery Co-Op Provides Welcoming Space to New Members

Kate Fishman and Katie Lucey
October 12, 2018
Sara Krugman, OC ’09, returned to campus as part of the series Studio Art: Pathways from Classroom to Career, which aims to highlight the plethora of career options available to Art majors.

Studio Art Majors Receive Career Advice with Pathways

Katie Lucey, News Editor
October 12, 2018
The Review in Review

The “Review” in Review

Katie Lucey, News Editor
October 12, 2018
On The Record with Sir David Adjaye, Architect

On The Record with Sir David Adjaye, Architect

Olivia Smith and Katie Lucey
October 5, 2018
Darren Hamm is the Executive Director of Oberlin Center for the Arts, founded two years ago as a platform for greater community outreach through the arts.

On the Record with Oberlin Center for the Arts Executive Director Darren Hamm

Katie Lucey, News Editor
September 28, 2018
Construction on the Eric Baker Nord Performing Arts Annex is nearing completion. The Theater department is set to stage Cabaret, its first mainstage show in the new space, in early December.

New Eric Baker Nord Performing Arts Annex Offers Top-of-the-Line Performing Spaces, Needed Facilities

Katie Lucey, News Editor
September 14, 2018

Student-Athletes Should Not Skip Vital Gender Inclusivity Training

Katie Lucey, News Editor
March 9, 2018

Students Should Commit to Integrity

Katie Lucey, News Editor
December 8, 2017

New Technologies Foster Improved Sensory Experience at Museums

Katie Lucey, News Editor
September 8, 2017
College sophomores Imke Hart and Hanna Shykind perform in OSTA’s production of Bright Half Life, directed by College senior Alex Bernui, which opened yesterday in South Studios and runs through Saturday.

OSTA’s “Bright Half Life” Explores Intersectional Identities

Katie Lucey and Victoria Garber
April 7, 2017

College Lacks Opportunities to Study Business

Katie Lucey, News Editor
March 31, 2017

Museums Lack Accessibility

Katie Lucey, News Editor
March 3, 2017
College senior Sarah Chatta performs at Slow Train for Love in Many Tongues, a multilingual poetry reading organized each year by the Oberlin Center for Languages and Cultures to celebrate Valentine’s Day.

Slow Train Hosts Romantic Annual Multilingual Poetry Event

Katie Lucey, News Editor
February 17, 2017
The Oberlin Heritage Center’s Freedom’s Friends: Underground Railroad and Abolition History Walk, an interactive tour of Oberlin’s Black history, is free through February in celebration of Black History Month.

Oberlin Heritage Center Unveils Self-Led Tablet Tours

Katie Lucey, News Editor
February 10, 2017

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