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The Antioch Port
The centerpiece of just about every Antioch College Alumni Reunion has been an evening meal usually accompanied by a speech. When Algo Henderson delivered the following address at the 1935 Alumni Dinner, he was concluding his second year as interim...
Symposium on Artificial Intelligence Led by Jay Tuck ’68
Jay Tuck '68, Antioch College alumnus, author, journalist, and defense expert, was the keynote speaker in a symposium on artificial intelligence at Dayton Metro Library’s Eichelberger Forum Main Stage on July 15. The Artificial Intelligence...
2019 Winning Victories Grant Recipients Announced
Launched in January 2018, the Winning Victories Grant program at Antioch College is designed to support alumni initiatives that impact quality of life, public good, social justice, and the environment in local, national, and international...
Dig Into Ways of Knowing in Flow 2019 Summer Institute
Saturday, July 27, from 9 AM to 5 PM, Antioch College will host its Summer Institute, Flow 2019: Ways of Knowing, a one-day odyssey into the intersections of Western academic knowledge and areas of knowledge from Indigenous people around the world....
Antioch College Announces New Vice President for Academic Affairs
Antioch College’s President Tom Manley has announced Associate Professor of History Kevin McGruder will be Antioch College’s new Vice President for Academic Affairs starting August 21, 2019. Dr. McGruder replaces Dr. Lori Collins-Hall, current...
Dr. Janne E. Nolan ’74
Janne E. Nolan, an expert on international affairs and arms-control issues who advised politicians and diplomats and lamented the reluctance of skeptics to speak out against policies they believed to be wrong, died on June 26. 2019 in Washington,...
Alumnus to Lead Symposium Exploring Artificial Intelligence
AI is changing the world at breathtaking speed, but when will AI surpass us? It already has in much of our society. We are slowly passing control in top management and marketing, in high finance and federal government, and in medical research and...
Student Profile: Hollyn Bermond ’19
“One could say Antioch is a social experiment. A microcosm of current cultural crises; a movement towards liberation of the parts of ourselves that have been denied or turned away from in the shared struggles of our time.” These words are from the...
Shelby Chestnut ’05 NYT Op-Ed About Violence Against LGBTQ People
On June 27, 2019, The New York Times published an op-ed from Shelby Chestnut '05, member of the Antioch College Board of Trustees and director of policy and programs at the Transgender Law Center. In the piece, Chestnut details police violence...
2019 Alumni Association Awards
The Alumni Association Board of Directors has announced the recipients of this year's awards given by the Alumni Association. Nominations were received from the entire Antiochian community. The nominations were reviewed by the Alumni Board...