News Archive
Mathematical Structures, Politics of Symbols, and Poetic Reflections
A prolific conceptual artist, writer, and activist, John Sims ’90 has been working at the center of an art, activism, and global social justice practice. His work is shaped by mathematics, design, performance, film, music, the politics and symbols...
Notes From the Field: Luisa Bieri Rios
Winter 2020 Notes From the Field is a series of updates from Antioch College faculty members about the travel and research they've conducted. Assistant Professor of Cooperative Education Luisa Bieri Rios attended a Global Liberal Arts...
Notes From the Field: Kim Landsbergen
Winter 2020 Notes From the Field is a series of updates from Antioch College faculty members about the travel and research they've conducted. In February, Associate Professor of Biology and Environmental Science Kim Landsbergen was invited to...
Statement by Walter Anderson, Professor of Music
Walter Franklin Anderson (1915-2003), known affectionately as “Andy,” joined the Antioch College faculty in 1946. His appointment came with some fanfare as he was the first African American professor in its then nearly 100 year history. A scholar of...
The Antioch Farm Winter Report – February 2020
Seeds: Spouting, Planting, Eating In this year’s mild winter weather, the seeds seem to beg for early planting but we, as growers, know better. Snow will still come. However, being drawn to the company of something green and growing, we are starting...
Briefing Honors Eleanor Holmes Norton ’60, Examines Intersects of Gender and Race
In honor of Black History Month, the National Organization for Women (NOW) has introduced the Racial Justice Summit and Congressional Briefing: Addressing the Intersects of Gender, Health, Economics, Violence and Race. U.S. Congresswoman and Antioch...
Oscar win for Julia Reichert ’70
Julia Reichert '70 won her first Oscar at the 92nd Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday, February 9, 2020 for the documentary American Factory. It was Reichert's fourth Oscar nomination. She shares the award with her longtime partner and collaborator...
Phillip Agnew to Keynote Bootcamp for Activism
Phillip Agnew will give free and open to the public keynote at Antioch College Wellness Center South Gym on February 20 at 7 PM.
Dan Kaplan ’76 Profiled
Dan Kaplan '76 was recently profiled in the New England Farm Weekly. The feature discusses his alternate career path to farming, from studying history and journalism at Antioch College to a string of successes at different start-up companies. Kaplan...
Janet Goldner ’74 Awarded Fulbright Specialist Grant
Janet Goldner '74 has been awarded a Fulbright Specialist grant. She will teach a workshop & lecture at Kyoto Seika University in February. Inside Out offers a valuable self assessment tool for artists. Participants are guided to examine...