I hope the interest rate is pegged to inflation; otherwise, in a few more years under the democrats, $37 million might only be enough to buy a loaf of bread.
I took a quick look at the Ohio statute. It's pegged to the federal short term rate, currently .13%. Basically, every October they look at the short term rate and add 3% to determine what the judgment interest rate will be for the next year. So Oberlin's currently on the hook for slightly over 3%.