COMMENCEMENT WEEK from The Antiochian July 1880
Suppose they gave a Commencement and no one commenced. Antioch College did just that in 1880, having no graduates that year.
Antiochiana: Songs From the Stacks
Comments on Margaret Fuller’s Conversations
Beginning in 1839, both as a way to edify women with little access to higher education and as a source of revenue, Margaret Fuller began to hold her now famous “conversations.”
Nina Hamilton’s Report to the Board of Trustees November 1946
The November 1946 Board of Trustees meeting included a presentation on the educational program in race relations at Antioch College with comments from students, including Nina Hamilton Anthony, sister of the famous novelist, Virginia Hamilton.
How We Spend the Vacations at Antioch
What follows appeared in the very first issue of the earliest College publication in Antiochiana, not to mention the earliest known account of an Antioch Christmas break.
Holiday Greetings
A selection from Antiochiana’s file of Antioch greeting cards from holidays past.
Mary Mann to Horace Mann Jr 9 Nov 1864
In a well-timed coda of letters to Horace Mann Jr. in Hawaii, his mother Mary Mann opens with a thought shared then and now by millions and millions of people around the world: the monumental importance ascribed to the outcome of an American presidential election.