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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.

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Student to Faculty Ratio – 4:1

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Full-time Work (Co-Op) Experiences Required to Graduate – 3

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Percentage of Students Who Receive Financial Aid – 100%

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Memorial for Bob Devine on the Horseshoe, September 25

Memorial for Bob Devine on the Horseshoe, September 25

Sep 20, 2021

The memorial for Professor Emeritus and former Antioch College President Robert H. Devine ’67 will be held on campus and live streamed.

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Creative Collective founded by Conor Jameson ’21 at YS Porchfest

Creative Collective founded by Conor Jameson ’21 at YS Porchfest

Sep 17, 2021

Conor Jameson ’21 graduated in June with a self-design major in Writing and Performance. She will perform as the frontwoman in the artistic collective !PUFF! during Yellow Springs Porchfest 2021

2021 Alumni Awards

2021 Alumni Awards

Sep 10, 2021

The Alumni Association Board of Directors has announced the recipients for the 2021 awards bestowed by the Alumni Association. Nominations were received from the entire Antiochian community. The nominations were reviewed by the Alumni Board...

Taking a Stand Cost Cody Luedtke ’08 a Job

Taking a Stand Cost Cody Luedtke ’08 a Job

Sep 3, 2021

University of Georgia System fires instructor and lab coordinator Cody Mullins Luedtke ’08 for refusing to teach in a classroom without a mask mandate.

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Conor Jameson ’21 graduated in June with a self-design major in Writing and Performance. She will perform as the frontwoman in the artistic collective !PUFF! (@_puff_band) during Yellow Springs Porchfest (@ysporchfest) on Saturday, September 16, 2021, from 4:00-5:00 PM at 122 W. Whiteman Street.

!PUFF! arose from Jameson’s major, and its debut album was presented as Jameson’s senior capstone project during Colloquia 2021 as the culmination of her academic inquiry and work at Antioch College.

New students have the opportunity to hang out with faculty this afternoon for a low key, laid back, drop by mixer outside South Hall. It’s just one part of the Thrive initiative designed to help first year students acclimate to life and Antioch and, well, thrive!

The Alumni Board has announced 2021 award recipients: Terry Blackhawk ’68 (Horace Mann Award), Paul Millman ’68 (Arthur Morgan Award), Sambia Shivers-Barclay ’89 (Rebecca Rice Award), Peter Townsend (J.D. Dawson Award), and John Sims ’90 (Walter F. Anderson Award).

Presentations will take place during Reunion in October.

First Community Meeting of the 2021-22 academic year! Student, faculty, and staff are both physically AND virtually together in McGregor 113 for a hybrid gathering… a sign of the times.

The Antioch College Board of Trustees has elected Shelby Chestnut ’05 as Chair, Susan Jean Mayer '79 as Vice Chair.

The announcement continues the College's trajectory of building itself into a multigenerational organization, from shared governance representation to the numerous alumni from across the decades who work on campus and beyond.

“That so many Antiochians have rallied to support the College during this crucial time of transition is heartening,” said President Jane Fernandes. “It speaks volumes about how impactful their Antioch experience has been in their lives, and to ensure that it endures for the next generations of students. They know the work is difficult, but necessary as we put the College on a sustainable path for the future.”

“Shelby’s sense of empathy, generosity, passion, and humor give me incredible confidence in their leadership,” said Community Manager Coco Gagnet ’18. “The continued stewardship of our Antioch vision is a multi-generational project. We are connected by a sense of reciprocity to the campus, the Community, and care for the world. The fact that younger alumni are stepping to the helm signals a commitment to the forward motion of the College. I believe the future is bright.”

Orientation 2021 has begun! Welcome, First Year students and families! ❤️

We’re ready! A fresh crop of Antiochians arrives tomorrow. 🌻🌈 🥳

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Just a couple more days before students start moving in! New Student Orientation behind August 25.

Welcome BBQ with President Fernandes!

We’ll have another one when more students are back too.

This August, Associate Professor Kim Landsbergen participated in a kickoff meeting with other grant participants to begin work on a five-year, $500,000 National Science Foundation Grant (@nsfgov). Training Undergraduate Biologists through Urban Agriculture (TUBA) aims to reduce attrition from Biology by engaging students in socially- and environmentally-connected science through urban agriculture.

The network developed in the project aims to reduce attrition from biology by engaging students in socially and environmentally connected science. Importantly, the network will emphasize engage biology students in underserved communities that are hotspots for urban agriculture. Every aspect of this network will aim to create experiences for students and educators that are accessible and promote diversity, equity, and inclusion; cultivate empathy, collaboration, and systems thinking skills; and foster mutually-reciprocal community partnerships.

Dr. Kim Landsbergen, Associate Professor of Biology and Environmental Science Antioch College, is one of 24 team members collaborating with Drs. Adam Kay and Eric Chapman, who are lead principal investigator on the grant. The NSF-funded TUBA grant will provide the opportunity to use resources from many institutions such as the Antioch College Farm to develop educational experiences with partner institutions, while also learning about and incorporating ideas from community farming and food organizations. Students will also have the opportunity to participate in semester exchange and summer programs at other institutions in the national network, as well as study abroad experiences. Dr. Landsbergen teaches Botany, Soils, Ecology, Ecological Agriculture and other science courses at Antioch College.

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