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Resident Assistants say that new ObieSafe restrictions have created extra responsibility for their jobs this year.

RAs Request Hazard Pay For COVID-19 Responsibilities

Alexa Stevens, Production Editor
November 20, 2020
Fall semester students can visit the Williams Field House to search for their belongings among unmarked boxes. Many items have yet to find their homes following student's abrupt departure from campus last March due to the spread of COVID-19.

College Works to Return Lost Items to Students

Alexa Stevens, Production Editor
September 4, 2020

Lab-Based Natural Science Courses Adapt to Remote Learning

Alexa Stevens, Production Editor
May 8, 2020
On April 1, City Council held their first-ever Zoom meeting since their regular meeting on March 16 was canceled following social distancing recommendations.

City Council Transitions to Zoom, Funds COVID-19 Response Efforts

Katherine MacPhail and Alexa Stevens
April 18, 2020
Rapid Response Team Debuts at UAW-Related Protests

Rapid Response Team Debuts at UAW-Related Protests

Alexa Stevens, Production Editor
February 28, 2020
Students eat DeCafe meals in Rathskeller. Previously, Rathskeller was home to Oberlin’s Fourth Meal. Now, Fourth Meal is only available as premade to-go food purchased at DeCafe.

Fourth Meal Changes Greeted By Student Pushback

Alexa Stevens, Production Editor
February 14, 2020

YeoFit Undergoes Schedule Changes

Alexis Dill and Alexa Stevens
December 13, 2019
HIV peer testers conduct free, confidential tests for students. The HIV Peer Testing Center reopened this semester after roughly a semester-long hiatus.

HIV Peer Testing Center Reopens, Undergoes Changes

Alexa Stevens, Staff Writer
December 6, 2019
A tour guide leads a group on a campus tour. Demographic factors are impacting admissions strategies at colleges and universities across the country.

Changing Landscape of Higher Ed Admissions Impacts Oberlin

Alexa Stevens, Staff Writer
November 8, 2019
The Oberlin Municipal Light and Power plant generates and distributes electricity to Oberlin’s residents. The plant is part of the redistribution process that happens when the city sells Renewable Energy Credits back into the electric grid and funds the Sustainable Reserve Program.

City Council Prepares to Release Next Greenhouse Gas Inventory

Alexa Stevens, Staff Writer
September 27, 2019
Sunrise Oberlin organizers, including College second-years Faith Ward and Grace Smith, present on campus climate activism.

Sunrise Strikes for Brighter Future

Alexa Stevens
September 13, 2019

Despite Legalization, Medical Marijuana Faces Hurdles

Alexa Stevens
September 6, 2019
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