Students will continue to live and study on campus in the fall. Learn more about our current plans at the link.
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A NEW KIND OF COLLEGE:
Own Your Education
Live a life
of intention.
As an Antiochian, youtogether we
will win victories for humanity.
Celebrating 100 years of putting knowledge into action through cooperative education
You will join a
collaborative community.
Students and faculty collaborate closely on learning projects. All Antiochians contribute to community governance. Your voice will contribute to building a better Antioch College every day.
You will engage in
real-world experiences.
Antiochians don’t just sit in a classroom learning about the world. You will experience the world off campus through our Cooperative Education Program, or “Co-op.” You may even get paid for the work.
Then, you will become
a force for positive change.
Since the college’s founding, its students and alumni have worked toward social and ecological justice. Our mission, to “win victories for humanity” is woven through our curriculum, into the fabric of campus life, and drives alumni engagement the world over.
We’re an active community.
You will get real experience.
Full-time Work (Co-Op) Experiences
The most formative experiences I’ve had at Antioch have happened with my community.”
Stand for Justice
Antioch College stands in solidarity with our past present and future Black community members.
What’s Happening
Featured News
College Supporting Black Farming Conference in September
Antioch College will be partnering in support of Agraria’s Black Farming Conference to be held September 10-11, 2021.
More News & Announcements
Petition to Rename Purdue Building After A. Leon Higginbotham Jr. ’49
After reading “In The Matters of Color: Race and the American Legal Process” by A. Leon Higginbotham ‘49, a group of Purdue alumni started a petition on Change.org to rename Elliot Hall – named for former president Edward C. Elliot who opposed improving the living conditions of Black student housing at Purdue University.
Dr. Jennifer Grubbs: Mourning the Present
In a guest blog for McGill-Queen’s University Press, enviro-feminist anthropologist and Assistant Professor of Anthropology Dr. Jennifer Grubbs directs our attention to the upcoming commemoration of the fourth anniversary of the murder of Heather...
Amanda Rodriguez ’04: Exploring Our Connection With Nature
Stories Happen in Forests is an internationally recognized and award-winning short documentary produced and directed by Amanda Rodriguez ‘04 in association with Videographer Andrea Desky of Call to Action Creative. Stories is Amanda’s first film, and due to the pandemic, premiered online in 2020. It will have its first in-person premiere on September 26th, 2021 at Dogwood Alliance’s 25th Anniversary event in Asheville, NC.
