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Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Second Saturdays Event to Support Businesses and Community in Wake of Pandemic

Second Saturdays Event to Support Businesses and Community in Wake of Pandemic

Casey Troost
June 25, 2021
Students Create Art in Support of Workers’ Rights

Students Create Art in Support of Workers’ Rights

Olive Hwang, Production Staff
April 9, 2021

Why Tear Down Our Heroes? We Need Them Now

Peter Takács, Professor of Piano
March 6, 2020

Art Rental Program Has Students’ Best Interest At Heart

Andria Derstine, John G. W. Cowles Director Allen Memorial Art Museum
February 21, 2020
Big Parade Wows Community

Big Parade Wows Community

Lu Zucker, Staff Writer
May 10, 2019
Comics

Comics

Lucy Martin, This Week Editor
May 4, 2019
Associate Professor of Integrated Media gave a President’s Lecture last week, titled “Upgrade Available,” which discussed her research and artwork that operates at the intersection of technology, culture, and science.

Multimedia Professor’s Work Explores Sending Art Into Space

Gabe Schneier
November 16, 2018
Alexandra Bell and others install “A Teenager with Promise” outside Mudd library on Tuesday, Oct. 30. The work critiques major media coverage of the 2014 fatal shooting of Michael Brown.

Art Exhibition “Counternarratives” Sparks Conversation on Campus

Emarie De La Nuez
November 2, 2018

Dr. Ridha Moumni Speaks on Tunisian Art, History

Imani Badillo
October 5, 2018
College seniors Brian James and Moses Riley hold their rented pieces, the last two available, from this year’s Art Rental event. Students who participate in one of Oberlin’s most noteworthy traditions can rent up to two pieces of art for the entire semester.

Art Rental Sets New Record, Sells Out by 10 a.m.

Alice Koeninger, Arts Senior Staff Writer
September 21, 2018
Stephanie Wiles, recently appointed Henry J. Heinz II Director of the Yale University Art Gallery.

Stephanie Wiles, Yale Art Gallery Director

Interview conducted by Ananya Gupta, Arts & Culture Editor
April 20, 2018
The Allen Memorial Art Museum hosted Tracie McCambridge of the Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State University Wednesday evening. She spoke about her program “Art on the Brain,” which integrates art into the process of recuperating from and living with brain injuries. This is the museum’s third “Art and Health” session, and the first time that this program has focused specifically on the brain.

AMAM Hosts “Art on the Brain”

Text by Julia Peterson, Arts & Culture Editor
February 23, 2018
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