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Colors of Rhythm, one of the Multicultural Resource Center’s most anticipated events, returned to campus for the first time since the onset of the pandemic.

Return of Colors of Rhythm Revitalizes Cherished Tradition

Sierra Colbert, Senior Staff Writer
April 29, 2022
College fourth-year Nasirah Fair struts down the runway at the Multicultural Resource Center’s most recent Black History Month event, the Black History Month Fashion Show, held on March 20. The BHM Ball will host students at the Hotel at Oberlin March 26.

Black Student Union to Host “Black People Are Infinity”

Sierra Colbert, Senior Staff Writer
March 25, 2022
Asian Diaspora Coalition Hosts Vigil to Commemorate Atlanta Spa Shootings

Asian Diaspora Coalition Hosts Vigil to Commemorate Atlanta Spa Shootings

Kush Bulmer and Geri Mishra
March 18, 2022

A Canadian’s Perspective On The American Multiracial Experience

Zach Bayfield, Columnist
March 4, 2022
Earlier this week, the Office of the Dean of Students announced that Mark Sapara has been hired as Oberlin’s Assistant Vice President and Dean of Intercultural Engagement.

Student Life Hires New Dean of Intercultural Engagement

Anisa Curry Vietze, Editor-in-Chief
January 7, 2022
Racism and Assault Allegations: Ugly Side of Oberlin Yik Yak

Racism and Assault Allegations: Ugly Side of Oberlin Yik Yak

Kayla Kim, Contributing Sports Editor
October 29, 2021

Why Must International Students Assimilate?

Aishwarya Krishnaswamy
October 15, 2021

Allyship Panel Discusses Anti-Asian Violence

Aaron Morales Dolich, Writer
April 2, 2021

Update on Student Senate’s Racial Justice Work After Conservatory Backlash

Reginald Goudeau, Columnist
March 17, 2021
The College has a variety of mental health resources available to its students, including the Counseling Center, Peer Support Center, and SHARE.

Mental Health Resources on Campus are Here to Help

Emma Edney
September 23, 2020

Canceled Productions: Art in a Time of COVID-19

Aly Fogel, Arts Editor
March 13, 2020
Last week, the Oberlin men’s and women’s varsity basketball teams partnered with the Multicultural Resource Center to host Love Always Wins, a Pride event. Team members wore rainbow shoelaces at their games against the Allegheny College Gators in Philips gym. Rainbow sunglasses were also sold at the venue for $1, with all proceeds going to the Trevor Project, a non-profit organization focused on suicide prevention for youth in the LGBTQ+ community. Additionally, the Athletics department recognized all faculty and staff members in attendance. “It was great,” said College third-year and men’s basketball player Jordan Armstrong. “I think that both teams here really are proud of our identity as Oberlin students and the environment that we foster here for all students, being proud of all genders, sexualities, and ways of life. It felt really good for me and all of my teammates to be able to compete as proud athletes.” These games came off the heels of an important statement made by former NBA superstar Dwyane Wade, who announced that his 12-year-old daughter, Zaya, came out as transgender. The impact of Wade’s statement is covered on page 16 of this issue (“The Wade Family’s Positive Influence”). Both teams are approaching the end of their seasons and will play their final home games Saturday, Feb. 22. See the women’s and men’s teams compete at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., respectively.

Varsity Basketball Teams Raise LGBTQ+ Awareness

Jane Agler, Contributing Sports Editor
February 21, 2020
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