News Archive
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.”
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A Monday [Part 2]
Michael Goldfarb ’72 Reflects on 50 Years Since Kent State
May 4, 2020, marks the 50th anniversary of the tragic Kent State massacre. Journalist Michael Goldfarb '72 was a second year student at Antioch College at the time. Goldfarb has created an audio documentary, Four Dead in Ohio, for BBC Radio's...
Dr. John D. Stoeckle ’49
Dr. John D. Stoeckle, of Lexington, MA, passed away from COVID-19 illness on April 23, 2020, at age 97. A first-generation American raised in Sturgis, MI, he manifested his Midwest family's values of hard work, intellectual curiosity and service to...
Wellington Peabody to Mrs. Elizabeth Peabody 22 Sep 1837
After more than a month battling the New Orleans Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1837, the worst outbreak there in fifteen years, 20 year old medical student Wellington Peabody wrote to his mother. He relates grim details of the death toll on the city’s...
Kevin McGruder Reviews Lance Freeman’s A Haven And A Hell
In an article published by The Metropole, Kevin McGruder has written an excellent review of Lance Freeman’s A Haven And A Hell: The Ghetto in Black America (New York: Columbia University Press, 2019). Kevin McGruder is Vice President of Academic...
Chasing the Truth
As President Donald Trump continues to attack the press, Columnist and Opinion Writer Denis Hamill has had enough. In an article posted by Indy East End, he writes: “It doesn’t matter whether you like President Donald Trump or hate him, support his...
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A Monday [Part 1]
Co-oping on campus
Travel the world? Or stay in Yellow Springs?
AFH: Antioch From Home
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