News Archive
Announcing the Winning Victories Grant!
All alums of Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio who graduated or left Antioch in 2000 or later are invited to participate. Here are the rules: Be an alum of Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio; and Graduated or left Antioch in 2000 or later...
Always in Movement
Rozell “Prexy” Nesbitt spoke recently with student Truth Garrett ’20 about attending Antioch College, his work in Africa and liberation movement struggles, being Martin Luther King Jr.’s bodyguard, and how the College has shaped his career. This...
Odette Chavez-Mayo ’18 Wins Fellowship
Odette Chavez-Mayo '18 has just been announced as one of the winners of the 2020 En Foco Photography Fellowship. Chavez-Mayo and the nine other winners will receive an $1,000 award and will participate in the 2020 Fellowship Group Exhibition. Read...
Linda Friedman Wolfe ’55
Linda Kay Friedman Wolfe '55, a writer who took her readers behind the scenes of true crimes and into the minds of their perpetrators, including the young man who committed the so-called preppie murder and the judge who stalked his socialite...
Antioch In Extremis
It’s a 20 mile drive from Antioch College’s campus to the Dayton Correctional Institute (DCI), a state women’s prison just west of the city for which it’s named. If you know your way, and if there’s no traffic on US-35 going into Dayton, you can...
Alice Schenker ’52 Featured in Berkeleyside
In the article written by Tom Dalzell, Alice Schenker is remembered for her shop ‘Print Mint’ on Telegraph Avenue which helped spark the 1960s poster revolution. The shop, which opened in 1965 inside of Moe’s Books, sold posters and fine art prints...
Adam Stein ’04 opens second bowling lounge, bar and grille ‘The Eleanor’ in Silver Spring
On Monday, the 24th of February, Adam Stein class of '04 opened his second vintage inspired bowling lounge called 'The Eleanor'. As stated in an interview with Source of Spring, Stein first got the idea for "a bowling alley that had elevated food and...
Shine Light on Karl Grossman ’64
In a recent article published by The Independent (@indyeastend), Karl Grossman '64 has been recognized for his 60-year career, working as a celebrated investigative reporter, esteemed East End columnist, popular author of six books on the threat of...
Springfest to be held on Antioch Hall Front Lawn, Guided By Voices Returns!
Springfest 2020 will be celebrating its fifth anniversary in Yellow Springs on Saturday, July 18 and will be held on the Antioch Hall Front Lawn combining music, visual arts, craft beer and local art under a warm summer sun! The festival will begin...
Deirdre O’Connell ’76 Interviewed by The New York Times
“Deirdre O’Connell has a peculiar challenge performing the recollections of Lucas Hnath's mother in his play “Dana H.” Give credit to earbuds and Epsom salts.” -The New York Times, February 12, 2020. Deirdre O’Connel stars in the play Dana H. Written...