Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Lauren Krainess

Lauren Krainess, News Editor

Lauren Krainess (she/her) is a second-year majoring in Politics and Law and Society and minoring in Philosophy. She is from Minneapolis, and she plans on pursuing a legal career after her time at Oberlin. Lauren currently works for the Review as a News Editor and has previously worked as both a Staff Writer and Contributing News Editor.

All content by Lauren Krainess

Student Finance Committee to Return to Pre-COVID Funding Practices

May 20, 2022
Ella Fahl Moxley

Ella Fahl Moxley, Review News Editor Extraordinaire

May 20, 2022
ResEd has suffered multiple software issues in the past couple of months.

ResEd Software Crashes During Housing Selection

May 6, 2022
Oberlin community members celebrated Kurt Russell’s appointment as National Teacher of the Year 2022 at an event held at Oberlin High School.

OHS’ Kurt Russell Receives 2022 National Teacher of the Year Award

April 22, 2022
The Office of Undergraduate Research’s new initiative, Oberlin Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship, gives students the opportunity to conduct quantitative research.

Office of Undergraduate Research Announces New Summer Research Program

March 25, 2022
The Oberlin Schools Endowment Fund supports academic and extracurricular enrichment for the City’s students.

OCS Endowment Reaches $1 Million

March 18, 2022

New Staff Reimagines Student Life

March 11, 2022
The Oberlin Fire Department will receive a new set of emergency crash extrication tools.

Oberlin Fire Department to Receive New Extrication Tools

March 4, 2022
The College announced the hiring of Dean of Student Success Harmony Cross (left) and Assistant Dean and Director of Student Accessibility Services Rebecca Smith (right) in January.

Oberlin Welcomes Deans Cross, Smith

February 25, 2022
4. Oberlin City Schools recently unveiled the new Oberlin Elementary School, which opened at the start of this academic year to all elementary-aged students in the city.

Oberlin Community Braces for Omicron Wave

January 7, 2022
Students who are unable to meet the qualifications for a COVID-19 test from Student Health Services often seek a test from community resources like Mercy Allen Hospital or the Oberlin Public Library’s rapid test program.

Insufficient College COVID-19 Testing Causes Students to Turn to Community Resources

December 17, 2021

Recent Bike Accidents Prompt Messages of Caution

November 12, 2021
College third-year and SOSHA leader Jenna Frizzell poses in front of a chalkboard that has the guiding questions for last Thursday’s Survivors of Sexual Harm & Allies forum.

SOSHA Forum Sparks Dialogue on Campus Culture Surrounding Sexual Harm

November 5, 2021

International Admissions Adapts to COVID-19 Challenges, Looks to Future

March 12, 2021

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