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The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

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All content by Vida Weisblum

Community Gathers For Feve Meal Dedicated to Nepali Support

December 9, 2016
Associate Professor of Creative Writing and Comparative Literature Kazim Ali recently published Uncle Sharif’s Life in Music.

On the Record with Kazim Ali, Associate Professor

November 18, 2016

Complex Questions Drive Choreography at Intimate Fall Forward

November 4, 2016

On the Record with Peter Coviello

October 7, 2016
Feature Photo: Student Composers Concert

Feature Photo: Student Composers Concert

April 8, 2016

Askin Avoids Clichés in 30 Score

March 11, 2016
Feature Photo: Guerrilla Girls

Feature Photo: Guerrilla Girls

December 11, 2015
Feature Photo: Nature Revealed

Feature Photo: Nature Revealed

October 2, 2015
Feature Photo: OSlam

Feature Photo: OSlam

May 8, 2015
Jesse Wiener, who graduated in December, and College first-year Frances Purcell perform a duet in Oberlin Dance Company’s “The Only Way.” The show, directed by Assistant Professor of Dance Holly Handman-Lopez, will use partnering to communicate a narrative about suffragettes.

ODC to Highlight Feminist Themes in Only Way

May 1, 2015

Community of Improv Performers Grows Tighter

May 1, 2015

Feature Photos: Student Dance Showcase

April 24, 2015

Blackout Poetry Enters Classroom

April 24, 2015
Feature Photo: Spring Back

Feature Photo: Spring Back

April 17, 2015
Feature Photo: Falling Up

Feature Photo: Falling Up

April 10, 2015
Feature Photo: AMAM Thursday Lecture Series

Feature Photo: AMAM Thursday Lecture Series

April 3, 2015

Decorative Beards: A Formative Fad?

April 3, 2015
Jazz legend John Clayton conducts musicians in the Oberlin Jazz Ensemble. John and his son Gerald Clayton per- formed a riveting set of jazz standards at Finney last Friday.

Claytons Add Spark to Strong OJE Concert

March 13, 2015
Feature Photo: Kid Business

Feature Photo: Kid Business

March 6, 2015
Feature Photo: Capoeira Angola Retreat

Feature Photo: Capoeira Angola Retreat

February 27, 2015

New Smoke + Mirrors Album Fails to Ignite Radioactive Spark

February 20, 2015
Pulitzer Prize-winning music critic Tim Page, who will teach the Advanced Music Criticism class this spring.

On the Record: Tim Page, Acclaimed Music Critic and Visiting Scholar

February 13, 2015

On the Record with Bad Writing Organizers Srijit Ghosh and Paris Gravely

December 12, 2014

Lack of Internship Funding Presents Accessibility Issue

December 12, 2014

On the Record with Kestrel Felt and Olivia de Toma, Pericles Stage Managers

December 5, 2014
Rapper sword dancers perform during the Student Dance Showcase in a jam-packed lineup of diverse perfor- mances. Founded by Hayley Larson, OC ’14, in 2012, the showcase has made a vast assortment of dance forms accessible to choreographers, dancers and audiences.

Sheffield, Reibstein Continue Larson’s Vision of Dance Inclusivity

November 21, 2014
College senior Jesse Weiner’s artful “Jimi To Nami” seamlessly blended traditional taiko music and striking lines. The dancers’ technical skill and the musicians’ precision were equally compel- ling in Fall Forward’s final performance.

Fall Forward Loses Quirkiness, Gains Cohesion

November 14, 2014

Beards Releases Sophomore EP Spectacular Flowers

November 7, 2014

Conservatory To Honor Iconic German Composer

October 31, 2014

Slam Poetry Gains Momentum on Campus

October 10, 2014
Double-degree saxophonist Nathan Rice performs a solo during Tuesday’s Celebrating John Coltrane Concert. A group of jazz musicians represented Coltrane’s diverse repertoire with dynamic interpretations of his music.

Coltrane’s Life Work Honored in Student Concert

September 26, 2014
Guitarist Matt Gold, OC ’13, and percussionist Nate Friedman, OC ’13, chat with the Review outside the Kohl Building. The duo, known as SUN SPEAK, performed on Thursday night.

On the Record with Alumni Band SUN SPEAK

September 19, 2014
Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Shane McCrae is the department’s newest addition. McCrae gave a reading of poems from his latest collection, Forgiveness Forgiveness, to a rapturous audience of students on Wednesday in the Hallock Auditorium.

Shane McCrae Debuts Vulnerable Poetry Collection

September 12, 2014
College sophomore Christy Rose performs a trick on the single-point trapeze during her frog-themed aerial routine during last Friday’s Circus Safari. The show, sponsored by the Oberlin College Aerialists, featured both new and veteran members in performances that drew inspiration from jungle animals.

Playful Showcase Features Animalistic Aerialists

May 2, 2014
College seniors and Editors-in-Chief of the Plum Creek Review Zack Knoll (left) and Ryann Eastman met with the Review this week to talk about the publication’s upcoming 50th anniversary issue.

On the Record with Editors-in-Chief on 50th Anniversary of ‘Plum Creek Review’

April 25, 2014

Barnes Stresses Individuality, Expression in Workshops

April 11, 2014
The Art Library is hosting the

Mini Books Exhibit Highlights Power of Paper Art

April 4, 2014
College senior Jessica Lam descends from above College sophomore Alana Reibstein, College junior Lillian White, College senior Jesse Wiener, College freshman Natalia Shevin and College senior Toby Irving during College senior Hayley Larson’s section of the Senior Dance Concert. The concert comprised Larson’s and fellow College senior Juliana Garber’s final projects in the Dance department.

Thrilling Performances and Choreography Elevate Senior Dance Concert

February 28, 2014

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