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2nd Year of Roots and Wings Youth Camp Wraps Up
Another Great Year hosting the Antioch College Roots and Wings Youth Summer Camp The Antioch College Wellness Center hosted a small group of campers throughout the first week of July. Campers participated in activities meant to help plant life skills for grounded and...
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One Morgan Place: May 2026
Campus Recap See what our College community has been up to in the past month in our Campus Recap. SPRING 2026 COMMUNITY DAY Students, faculty, and staff gathered this month for Spring Community Day! Projects completed include:Restorative Justice...
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Celebrating Our 2026 Reunion Feast!
Throughout the weekend our campus came to life as classmates reconnected, alumni met with current students, and our faculty and staff engaged with alumni. Each moment a special piece of what made the entire weekend the unforgettable experience that it was.
2025 Alum Named Dayton Democracy Fellow
Lee Wade ’25 an audio producer at WYSO 91.3FM and a dedicated trans advocate has been named a Dayton Democracy Fellow through the Charles F. Kettering Foundation.
Faculty News
Dr. Kevin McGruder to Host New Series on WYSO
“Loud As The Rolling Sea” is a new series starting this week on WYSO that will be hosted by Vice President of Academic Affairs and Associate Professor of History, Dr. Kevin McGruder.
Teaching a Year into the Pandemic
A plan to bring students back to campus this year meant creating remote and hybrid course options to accommodate a safe learning environment. Staff, faculty, and students adjusted accordingly to move forward.
VPAA Announced for Next Academic Year
On Friday, May 28, the Antioch College Board of Trustees appointed Dr. David C. Kammler as the next Vice President for Academic Affairs (VPAA). Dr. Kammler will begin as VPAA on July 1, 2021 when current VPAA Dr. Kevin McGruder returns to the faculty...
STUDENT EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING STORIES
Antioch is the premier college for the applied liberal arts, where real-world work experience is fully integrated into the curriculum. The following student-written pieces are reflections from experiences gained through Antioch College’s flagship Cooperative Education (Co-op) program. Read more about experiential learning on Antioch Engaged, our journal of social practice & professional engagement.
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A Spring of L.I.F.E: Lopez Island, Chloe Richardson ’28by Chloe on September 25, 2026Where will this go on my page?
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Environmental Conservation and Self-Discovery in the Land Down Under: Heather Cain ’26 at Practical Ecology in Australiaby Heather Cain on December 4, 2025G’day from Melbourne, Australia! My path to an Environmental Science degree at Antioch has led me on an incredible journey to “the land down under”, where I’m currently participating in a co-op with Practical Ecology with my roommate and host, former Antioch College alumni Lincoln
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Coffee, Community, and a Crafting Nook: Riley Warren ’28 at The C-Shop in Yellow Springs, Ohioby Rye Warren on June 25, 2025While the village of Yellow Springs has a beautiful selection of small business shops for residents and visitors to buy from, these shops are not always affordable, especially for a college student. The C-Shop, located in The Olive Kettering Library (as well as online and
Alumni Achievements
Shane Creepingbear ’08 Appointed Dean of Admissions
Shane Creepingbear '08, a member of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma, has been appointed Dean of Admissions, making him the first Native American to hold this critical position. Shane is somewhat of a household name around the table for generations of...
Iris Olson ’17 Addresses Lack of Oversight in Sex Toy Industry
Iris Olson ’17 is a reproductive health professional whose recent work includes an op-ed addressing policy and lack of oversight in the sex toy industry.
Mary Evans ’20 on Second Chance Education
Mary Evans ’20 shares her personal journey to the reentry of society and the inspiration behind her work in an article published by Soapbox Cincinnati
Janet Goldner ’74 Featured in Two NYC Shows
New York City-based artist Janet Goldner ‘74 featured two shows in NYC this summer: The Sculptors Guild’s “No Vacancy” and “Between the Ground and the Sky.”
Campus News
Belonging is the fundamental unit of a healthy society: Jane Fernandes
We must stand tall and clear. We must emphasize that belonging is the fundamental unit of
a healthy society.
Reunion 2026 Announced!
Antioch College 2026 ReunionJuly 16-19 "Antioch Feast" Antiochians young and old, near and far: It's time to reunite in YSO! Let's break bread with a glass of wine. All are welcome at this table. Join Antiochians of every generation in Yellow Springs as we celebrate...
VOICES: The courage to participate: Americans are choosing hope over fear
In 2025, Americans didn’t just vote—they made a statement. Across the country, from urban strongholds to suburban neighborhoods, people turned out to show that democracy is alive when we show up for one another.
Why International Students are a Blessing to Be Celebrated
Why International Students are a Blessing to Be Celebrated Published in the EDU Ledger When we talk about international students in the United States, too often the conversation narrows to visas, quotas, or the politics of immigration. What gets lost is the human...
Antioch College Hosts Soil Health Symposium
On Friday, November 14, Antioch College was proud to host the Soil Health Symposium as a part of Ohio Soil Health Week, led by the Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association (OEFFA). The event brought farmers, practitioners, researchers, students, and community leaders...
Upcoming Events
Viv & Riley at the Foundry Theater
Antioch History with Scott Sanders
Yoga on the Farm
Demisemiseptcentennial Celebration: Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Volunteer Work Project
In Memoriam
Blanche Marvin ’43
Blanche Marvin, an American expatriate whom The New York Times once called London’s “best-loved theater critic,” was not just a commentator on great dramas, but someone who also claimed to be an inspiration for one of the most famous of them. She...
Micheala Paasche Grudin ’63
Michaela “Micha” Paasche Grudin passed away peacefully in her Menlo Park home surrounded with love by family and friends on January 12, 2026. She was 84 years old, and lived a life full of adventure, learning, and love. Micha was born March 11, 1941...
Thomas Lawrence Givler ’66
Dr. Thomas Lawrence Givler, 82 years, died on January 11, 2026 in the early morning at home. He was surrounded by his partner Deborah Krichels and his adult children, Katherine, John, Michael and Robert Givler. Tom was born in Portland, Oregon and...
From the President Emeritus: Lines of Thinking
“Lines of Thinking” is a monthly feature from College President Emeritus Tom Manley. Each installment features a poem selected for its powers to transport us to some higher, lower or common ground, and, possibly in the process, provide fresh perspective and insight on the ground we occupy daily.
Lorde, Wright, Sogi
The Japanese poet and diarist Sei Shonagon noted among the tricks of time and distance the deceptive proximity of the last day of the year and the first day of the new year: things that were near and far at the same moment.
Dove, Kooser, and Heaney
Jubilation abounded in many places last Saturday when the 2020 presidential election was called for Joe Biden. Spontaneous and lighthearted, it brought back to me lines from Maya Angelou’s deeply voiced verse “On the Pulse Of Morning” from the 1993...
Seamus Heaney and Louise Glück
Just today I awoke to the news that Louise Glück had been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. “Wonderful,” I thought. As I was already planning for this month’s offering to share some lines of translation from Seamus Heaney, who received the...