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Blacklists Defamatory, Harmful

Since U.S. President Donald Trump took office earlier this year, being put on a blacklist has far graver consequences. Where those blacklists once targeted individuals’ job security and social...

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Student Admonishes Campus Activist Culture

For every semester I have worked at The Oberlin Review, our Opinions section is usually flooded with criticism about the activism occurring on campus. Whether it be that students aren’t protesting in...

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Film Industry Tariffs Silver Lining for Independent Creators

The recent proposal floated by U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting tariffs of 100 percent or more on foreign-made films has introduced a wave of uncertainty into the global entertainment industry....

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Cheap Coffee Must Return to Science Center

My first year could be defined by the tireless nights I spent in the Science Library. Having yet to develop any time management skills, I would frequently be there until close, falling asleep over my...

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History Department a Model for Student-Faculty Collaboration

We love the History department. We aren’t saying this just because we are History students but because we believe students deserve a substantial say in the administrative decisions made about  courses...

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Trump 2028: A Joke or a Warning?

Halima Ahmed When I read the NBC article suggesting that U.S. President Donald Trump could possibly run again in 2028, I was distraught and disappointed. Everyone knows a third term is...

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Peer Perception Influences Campus Smoking Culture

Outside the doorways that display the iconic green sticker that promotes how Oberlin College has been tobacco-free since 2016, you can often find groups of students congregating, cigarettes in hand,...

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Bookstore Relocation Threatens Campus Culture

Oberlin is ending their partnership with Barnes & Noble at the end of this school year, and the College bookstore will no longer be in its current location across from Bibbins Hall next year. The...

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Communal Knowledge Worth Preserving

It has been interesting as a senior to see the cycles of discourse and focus on campus shift and be recycled. When I was a first-year, one of the big pushes happening was around financial transparency...

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“Tossing the Grad Cap,” Editorial Comic – 5/9/2025

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