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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
Antioch Under the Stars Gala
Her Voice Rises: Virtual Workshop
Her Voice Rises: Virtual Workshop
Her Voice Rises Exhibition
Her Voice Rises: Artist Talk
Northwest Film Forum
Liebigstraße 34 Berlin Eviction Story
Featured News
Remembering Errol Medicine
Antioch College marks the passing of Errol Medicine, a true friend of the College and a beloved elder to many in our family.
More News & Announcements
Amia Yokoyama Teaching Intro to Animation
Multimedia artist Amia Megumi Yokoyama is teaching Intro to Animation at Antioch College during the winter quarter.
100 Years and Still Working
For 100 years, a central component of Antioch’s progressive education model has been its flagship Cooperative Education (Co-op) Program, the first to be established as a core component in an undergraduate liberal arts program.
Apply ‘broken-windows’ theory to policing, writes McGruder
In a column published by The Columbus Dispatch, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Associate Professor of History, Dr. Kevin McGruder, writes that the abolition of slavery did not undo the belief system that promoted anti-Black racism. He...
