Homage to Bob
Part 2
College Takes Decisive Budget Action
Juneteenth Named Official Holiday
Antioch College announces that June 19—Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, and Cel-Liberation Day, which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States—will be recognized annually as an official holiday. The campus community will be encouraged to observe the holiday in reflection, celebrations, and action.
College Transfers Glen Helen to Community
Seashore Ruminations from a Time of Covid-19
At the onset of the pandemic shutdown, my wife, Karen Klobucher ’71, and I …
Avoiding Covid-19
No, I am not ignoring COVID-19. I am finding ways while in lockdown to focus on …
Black Lives Matter
Dear Antiochians and Friends,
I want to begin by acknowledging the severe pain, trauma and hopelessness that has been triggered by the public murder of George Floyd, especially for the Black students, faculty, staff and alumni members of our community.
Antioch Stands Against Racism and Injustice
The Life of Emma Amos ’58
Covid-19 Messages
Here are a couple photos showing the impact of Covid -19 on my neighborhood …
Our Treasured Glen
Homage to Bob
Part 1
Not just another number
How I found Antioch College
A “Modern” Art Student
Designing my major
A State of Flow with Brooke Bryan
Brooke Blackmon Bryan, chair of the writing program and assistant professor of writing and digital literacy, was interviewed for a Rewire article, “Why Analog Hobbies Make Us Feel Human.”
AFH 3
A Monday [Part 2]
Michael Goldfarb ’72 Reflects on 50 Years Since Kent State
Performing Arts Self-Care Kits
I created “Performing Arts Self-Care Kits” in collaboration with my son, current graduate student in …
AFH 2
A Monday [Part 1]
Co-oping on campus
Travel the world? Or stay in Yellow Springs?
AFH: Antioch From Home
Quaranmemes
From Texas to Ohio
Moving out of state for college
Hello World
A blog is born
Virtual Div Dance – April 25
After seeing the idea of a virtual DIV dance party floated by a number of Antiochians online, Shalini Deo ’02 …
Nurse David Abeles ’87 Deployed to NYC
A registered nurse who has practiced in Central Texas for 17 years, Abeles is one of 3,900 healthcare workers …
Taming Anxiety During COVID-19
Feels like a bad dream, doesn’t it? Unfortunately, this pandemic is the real thing, with countless disruptions …
Quarantine Project: Fall ’89—Spring ’94 Div Dance Playlist
My insane quarantine project was to recreate a setlist of every song I played at Antioch College’s twice- …
Right-Wing Media Joined Trump in Enabling Health Disaster
The downplaying of the coronavirus by the right-wing press in the United States was preceded …
COVID-19 at ICE Detention Center
Quick update from Lumpkin and the Stewart Deportation Center. To date there have been two …
Tex Clark ’95 talks to the NYTimes About Community Radio in the Time of Coronavirus
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Wake-Up Call for Global Solidarity
A lot has happened in the last couple of months! Coronavirus has been declared a global pandemic …
Thoughts from (extended Co-op) in New Zealand
My time and latest life circumstances have become more private to me than ever. However, amidst our truly …
Additional Actions In Response to COVID-19
A True Revolution in Education
I got my first teaching credential from Antioch College and taught In Springfield and Xenia schools …
A Platform to Share Ideas and Stories – Submissions Welcome
COVID-19 Playlist
A YouTube playlist trying for gallows humor and things that are a little positive without being unrealistic …
A Different Future
We are living through a major inflection point in history. This means that when “normal life” resumes …
The Opportunity to Save Many Lives
The Talmud says to save one life is equivalent to saving the entire world. All of us through our actions …
Larry Pearl ’55 on the Real History of Fair Housing
Precautionary Actions In Response to COVID-19
Board Accepts $1.5M Fundraising Challenge
Antioch In Extremis
Mathematical Structures, Politics of Symbols, and Poetic Reflections
Oscar win for Julia Reichert ’70
New Guaranteed Full-Tuition Scholarships and Integrated Work Program
Eric Friedlander ’83 tapped by new Kentucky Governor
Johanna Bermúdez-Ruiz ’98 Film Retrospective
Steven Oliver ’90 TEDx Talk
