Participants will experience a humanistic process that explores how we are socialized and conditioned to think about race and racism in this country. Through an in-depth analysis of class, power and race this interactive process challenges participants to analyze the structures that hinder social equity and our role in transforming the disproportionate racial outcomes and […]
An In-Person and Online Event, Open to the Public On Wednesday, June 15th at 7pm, Dr. Jennifer Grubbs, an Antioch College anthropology professor, will discuss her new book, Ecoliberation: Reimagining Resistance and the Green Scare (McGill-Queens University Press, 2021). The event will take place on the Antioch College campus, in ASB 219, the Cinema Room. […]
Class of 2022 Commencement will be held on Saturday, June 25, 2022. Visit the Commencement webpage for details and the livestream.
THE POP WAGNER GREENE COUNTY TRIO IN CONCERT THURSDAY, JULY 7 Three Yellow Springers join forces for a fun-packed event at Foundry Theater. Tickets on sale June 1. Dubbed The Pop Wagner Greene County Trio, three musicians with Yellow Springs ties will be in concert on Thursday, July 7, at the Foundry Theater at Antioch […]
The 2022 Antioch College Reunion will return as an in-person event in Yellow Springs this July 14-17th! We are so excited to welcome back to campus all classes especially the 50th class of 1972 (plus 1971 and 1970 who missed their 50th in-person reunions due to the pandemic). Other anniversary years like the 5th, 25th […]
Yellow Springs Porchfest is a free, neighbor-driven day celebrating music and community. It's an annual event, from noon to 7pm on the third Saturday in September. (Save the date! This year’s Porchfest falls on September 17, 2022.) During this time, local musicians will play on the porches, front yards, and patios of homes and businesses […]
Presenters: Kevin McGruder - Associate Professor of History & Jennifer Grubbs - Assistant Professor of Anthropology Details of the discussion: Antioch College professors Jennifer Grubbs (Anthropology) and Kevin McGruder (History) will discuss the historical roots and social functions of the criminal justice system in the United States that has led to our current era of […]
About Antioch College Founders' Day In October of 1850 the Christian Church, a small, largely rural Protestant sect of Millerite persuasion, met in Marion, NY (about 50 miles west of Syracuse) for its annual General Convention. The biggest item on the agenda was “the college project”. Exactly three years later, almost to the hour in […]
Flourishing is a collection of work depicting a more complete image of the Black experience outside of the tragedies romanticized across the media. Through a range of documentary photographs, abstract video and utopic imagery, this group exhibition celebrates the freedom Black people have experienced everyday despite the social hurdles they are faced with. Spanning a two-floor […]
Haunted Trail October 15th, 2022 8pm-12am Haunted trail and special events for all to enjoy. Please be advised this trail will include gore and scenes that may not be appropriate for children younger than 13. Price for the Haunted Trail: Day of prices: $10, 13 and over $5, dollars 12 and under $5 dollars if […]