“For many attendees, going to Trump events is a way of life — some had been to upwards of 100 Trump rallies in the last five years. This was especially true for many vendors who set up at the Fairgrounds to sell everything from pro-Trump gear, to anti-Biden T-shirts, to informational pens.”
Oberlin City Schools Extend Remote Learning Period
“In response to rapidly rising COVID-19 cases in Lorain County, Oberlin City Schools have extended remote learning until Jan. 19, after which they will shift to a hybrid model. This change extends a taxing period of online learning for students, families, and teachers who are facing both academic and emotional challenges.”
Oberlin Schools Well-Prepared for Start of Online Classes
“Oberlin City Schools are welcoming students back to virtual classes this week as the school district reopens remotely. The district’s plan has all grades operating fully online until Nov. 6, when they will reassess next steps. OCS will provide technological support for families in need.”
Oberlin’s Small Businesses Face Slow Summer
“Small businesses in Oberlin continue navigating challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, despite Ohio moving forward with its gradual reopening plan. Local businesses were hit hard by the state-wide stay-at-home order issued March 22, which curtailed business in Oberlin and sent students home.”
From Oberlin High School to Kendal: Climate Activism Across Generations
“The different generational motivations for environmental activism reflect a growing desperation for climate action that is felt across generational lines. However, this desperation has profoundly shaped the perspective of younger activists who have come of age in a time of crisis. It also has broader implications for the methods of activism taking shape within and across generational lines.”
Giselle Ruhiyyih Ewing 