<p>As an alum, I’ve been mailed links about the campaign to stop the no-trespass list which basically is the campus security policy to not allow certain identified townies on campus property (which occupies a good portion of town - e.g. there’s nowhere to go once you are “on” the list). [url=<a href=“http://onetowncampaign.com/]Home[/url”>http://onetowncampaign.com/]Home[/url</a>] There is also an informative you tube video you can search that interviews locals and kids from the college on this campaign. I am not in the town so I can’t say I know what is going on but I can assume campus security is trying to protect student safety. Most campuses do not have an open door policy in their “student” buildings like inside the student union or gyms - but would require an student ID to enter. What makes this different is there are townies that are allowed and then certain identified townies who are not. It wouldn’t be the Oberlin I remember if knowing there is such a list didn’t ignite a protest.</p>