Last week, General Faculty approved revisions to the Honor Code Charter, ending a long-standing prohibition on faculty proctoring exams, and adopted formal grading guidelines for the first time at the ...

Former Dean of Students and Vice President Meredith Raimondo left Oberlin in October to begin her role as vice president for student affairs at Oglethorpe University. Raimondo has been on sabbatical ...

Diep Nguyen, a College first-year from Vietnam, jumped with excitement at the sight of Vietnamese food on Stevenson Dining Hall’s menu at Orientation this year. Craving Vietnamese comfort food, Nguyen ...

This Wednesday, I attended the final dress rehearsal for The Answer. I arrived early at the Kander Theater and took this time to absorb the stage decorations. The floor was covered in white flowers ...

Months before the production was cancelled, designers had begun working on the show — the set design had been finalized, costumes were set, and the director had developed his concept. However, when ...

The Academy Awards are shaping up to be quite interesting this year. With 2025 being heralded as one of the best years for film in quite a while, competition is arguably stiffer than usual; all of the ...

This past month, Oberlin alums took the stage at the Berlin International Film Festival to receive awards for their documentary What Will I Become? The documentary, co-directed by Lexie Bean, OC ’13, ...

Last Saturday, while many Oberlin students were enjoying their spring break, the men’s lacrosse team was making history. For the first time since 1970, the team defeated Ohio Wesleyan University, the ...

I, like millions of teenagers across the U.S., went to see Greta Gerwig’s film Barbie this July. I loved the pastel pinks, wittiness, and Margot Robbie — I found it an extremely fun watch. However, ...

This week, the Review sat down with men’s soccer first-years Koryn Kraemer and Trenton Bulucea to discuss the Yeomen’s California ad­venture, their goals for the upcoming season and how it feels to ...

In the vibrant world of musical theater where creativity and innovation have historically thrived, there is growing concern that we are witnessing a decline in originality. The golden age of Broadway ...

When was the last time you went to a movie and everyone cheered when the protagonist kissed their love interest? I couldn’t remember either, until I saw Bottoms at the Apollo Theatre last Friday night ...