Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

OCOPE Resolution in Support of UAW

Julie Weir, President, OCOPE Reference & Academic Commons Assistant
March 13, 2020

LGBTQ+ Solidarity More Important Now Than Ever

Jackie Brant, Opinions Editor
October 11, 2019
Part of Consent Month at Oberlin, the Clothesline Project is a form of activism through visual art, addressing topics of sexual and gender-based violence. Visual art and graphic messages on t-shirts showcase stories and messages of solidarity while providing a voice for assault survivors. With the motto “Break the Silence of Violence,” the Clothesline Project is a worldwide initiative. Art is uncensored, intended to begin the healing process for survivors and memorialize victims of sexual violence. Presented by the Nord Center, the exhibit is on display in the Science Center and McGregor Skybar until the end of April.

Skybar Features Clothesline Project

Text by Ananya Gupta, Arts & Culture Editor
April 20, 2018

Peer Support, Solidarity Only Provided During Campus Crises

Robert Bonfiglio, Contributing Writer
February 5, 2016

Staff, Faculty of Color Stand with Campus Protesters

November 20, 2015

Alumni Leaders Support Students’ Call for Diversity, Sensitivity

Lorri Olan, Chuck Spitulnik, and Andy Rowan
November 20, 2015

Beyond Solidarity: Linking Campus Movements, Not Moments

Megs Gisela Bautista , College fifth-year and Student Senate Liaison
November 13, 2015

Board Dismisses Concerns of SFP

Students for a Free Palestine
November 13, 2015
Feature Photo: March 4

Feature Photo: March 4

Oliver Bok , Editor in Chief
March 6, 2015
College senior Sophie Meade (left), College juniors Karalyn Grimes and Laura Shriver and others lift a mattress to show their solidarity with survivors of sexual and domestic violence. In line with the national Carry That Weight Day of Action, several students and faculty members carried mattresses, blankets and pillows around campus as a visual demonstration of the burden of being a survivor of sexualized violence.

Obies ‘Carry That Weight’ on Day of Action

Emma Paul and Madeline Stocker, Staff Writer and News Editor
October 31, 2014

SFP on Anti-Semitism, Complicity and Action

Oberlin Students for a Free Palestine
October 3, 2014
More than a thousand students gathered in Finney Chapel for a convocation in response to persistent hate-related crimes on last spring’s Day of Solidarity. Zoe Madonna

One Year Later, Campus Commemorates March 4

Rachel Weinstein, News Editor
March 9, 2014
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