News Archive
A Passion for Cooking: Diana Harvey ’16
I was always passionate about cooking and health but it wasn't until my third co-op, as a Nutrition Education intern in the home office of Natural Grocers, that I realized nutrition was the missing piece of the puzzle. I graduated in 2016 with a B.S....
The Life of Emma Amos ’58
Acclaimed artist Emma Amos ’58—a painter, weaver, and printmaker whose work explores the issues of power, race, identity, culture, and the struggle for freedom of expression—was born in Atlanta, GA, in 1937 and passed away on May 20th, 2020 after a...
Chelsea Carpentier ’16 to Pursue Masters at Bastyr University
Chelsea Carpentier to Pursue Masters in Nutrition/Didactic Program in Dietetics
COVID-19-Themed Song Released by Ben London ’89
Seattle’s Alcohol Funnycar, formed by Antioch Alumni Ben London ’89, recently released a COVID-19 pandemic-themed song/music video – “Someday”.
Emma Amos ’58
Emma Amos '58, a figurative painter and printmaker whose work dealt head-on with what it meant to be an African American woman against the backdrop of the civil rights movement, has died at age 83. Her gallery, Ryan Lee, said that her death followed...
Q&A with Melissa Rudie ’17, 2nd Year Med Student
Melissa Rudie ’17 has just completed her second year of medical school at Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Indiana. She says, “I am working toward a D.O. (doctor of osteopathic medicine) degree as opposed to M.D. as I believe it...
Valerie Benedict ’18 Accepted to Medical School
Valerie Benedict '18 has been accepted to Michigan State Osteopathic Medical School, where she will begin her studies on June 15, 2020. Valerie is completing her Master’s degree in anatomy, with a research focus on immunology, at Wright State...
Our Treasured Glen
The Glen Helen is not being shopped for sale. While governments have long been the principal force behind the establishment of protected areas worldwide, there are also thousands of private nature reserves around the world. Antioch College’s Glen...
Michelle Moskowitz Brown ’96 on Shaping the Future of Food in Ohio
Michelle Moskowitz Brown ’96 has worked as chair of the all-volunteer Ohio Food Policy Network and executive director of central Ohio nonprofit Local Matters. Her position has allowed her to “have an up-close view on both the responsive efforts to...
Homage to Bob
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