The Volunteer Work Project is officially back in-person! We have worked out a plan to bring the Volunteer Work Project back to campus for APRIL 2022! Housing is being offered at West […]
This event is an acknowledgment and celebration of the lifelong works of Coretta Scott King and Maya Angelou to address America’s historical racial and social injustices through their art, humanities, […]
Registration for this event has reached capacity and is now closed. The Annual Legacy Luncheon honors those at the forefront of social justice work and local trailblazers making a positive […]
The Coretta Scott King Center for Cultural and Intellectual Freedom is a National Sponsor of the Independent Lens documentary, "Claude Got Shot". JOIN THE SCREENING IN-PERSON:Come watch the film together, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Class of 2022 Commencement will be held on Saturday, June 25, 2022. Visit the Commencement webpage for details and the livestream.
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 […]
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 […]
