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Radical Seattle by Cal Winslow ’66
Radical Seattle: The General Strike of 1919, is a new book by Cal Winslow '66 which tells the story of why the General Strike happened in Seattle and nowhere else, and how Seattle's workers ran the city for a week in February 1919. "Winslow describes...
The Full Value School by Richard Maizell ’74
Dr. Richard Maizell '74 has published a new book, The Full Value School: A Social-Emotional Learning Community, for educators, parents, clinicians, and consultants. Dr. Maizell's book contains information on why the program is important, why it...
Story Chain featured in Fairborn Daily Herald
Jonathan Platt ’96 is the founder and executive director of Story Chain, a Greene county based nonprofit whose goal is, in Platt's words, “Connecting children with their parents through the joy of literature.” Platt is pictured along with Antiochians...
Maya Canaztuj ’17: “Just Keep Pushing!”
Finding employment after college is a common challenge. But Antioch College students have a leg up, gaining valuable real-world experience through Co-op starting in the first year. Antiochians graduate not just with a degree, but also with a resume....
President Tom Manley Announces Retirement
In a message to the campus today, Antioch College President Tom Manley announced his plans to retire at the end of the academic year in 2021. Dr. Manley was named president in November 2015 after a national search by the Board of Trustees. He started...
Allison Maria Rodriquez ’03 Featured in AREA CODE Art Fair
AREA CODE has selected work by Allison Maria Rodriquez ’03 for the Special Projects Exhibition, curated by Ellen Tani and Marla McLeod. Over the course of August, AREA CODE Conversations will feature the work of various artists every Monday,...
Julia Bloch Frey ’66 Releases New Book: Venus Betrayed
Julia Bloch Frey ’66 has released a new book titled Venus Betrayed: The Private World of Édouard Vuillard. Drawing on insights and images from Édouard Vuillard (1868–1940)’s still unpublished diaries, Julia Frey leads the reader on a journey through...
Charles Rosenberg ’68 Book Release
The Day Lincoln Lost, a new novel by Charles (Chuck) Rosenberg '68, has been released by Hanover Square Press. The novel presents an alternative history of Lincoln's Presidential Election. As Chuck explains, “My new “what if” lets you wrap your head...
Wayne Tuttle ’67: Letter to the Editor
In 1968, Wayne Tuttle '67 wrote a letter to the editor of The Antiochian. The letter focused on an event Wayne experienced while he was in Chicago, either on Co-op or during summer quarter. Wayne describes the event as “an excruciating moment when...
Catalina Alvarez premieres Sound Spring Seq. #6
Visiting Professor of Media Arts, Catalina Jordan Alvarez is among eight artists featured in the 21st annual Open Video Call, a juried online screening series presented by the University of Pennsylvania's Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) and...