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Planning an event or reserving space on campus?

Students, faculty, and staff should start here! Whether you want to plan a one-time event on campus or reserve a space for a quarter, start with the Rentals & Events form. Once you have submitted the form, you’ll be contacted to confirm details about your event or space needs. Questions? Contact Rentals & Events.

Learn more about the spaces available and start the form here.

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A van is available for College sanctioned events. Only faculty and staff with proper driver’s license are permitted to drive the vehicle. Passenger use only, not cargo transportation. no food, drinks, or gum please.

Contact Mike Fair to reserve.

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Give the gift of shopping local this year! Antioch College is excited to host a unique shopping experience this holiday season. Come join us on Saturday, December 3rd for our first Holiday Flea Market. Vendors will be set up at the Antioch College Wellness Center South Gym from 11 AM-4PM. We can't wait to see you!

#antiochcollege #holidayshopping #supportlocal

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What a tremendous show of community support!

Thank you to everyone who participated in our Giving Tuesday student project challenge.

The numbers are in…on Tuesday 11/28, we raised over $17,500 to support Antioch College!

And, we are excited to announce the voting results:
1st place: Antioch Grown & Wildcrafted Herbal Teas

Our campus community is looking forward to sipping teas supplied from the Antioch Apothecary. Congratulations to Allie Leech!

Allie is a second-year student at Antioch College serving as a student representative on the Board of Trustees. She is from Delaware, Ohio and is pursuing a self-designed Bachelor of Arts currently titled “Environmental Humanities and Community Resilience”.

2nd place: Marketable Mycology Workshop
3rd place: “Pansy” Feature Length Film

Congratulations to all of our fantastic student projects! Efforts like these showcase the current leadership and future potential of our students on their path to becoming engaged change-makers in the world.

We appreciate your impact on our community in action!

P.S. Didn’t have a chance to participate in Giving Tuesday? You can still make a gift to support Antioch today.

#antiochcollege #givingtuesday #thankyou #philanthropyinaction #philanthropyworks #supportingstudents #highereducation #studentprojects

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The support has been great and the voting results are close! You still have time to make a difference for these student projects. Every gift received - regardless of amount - counts as a vote toward funding these projects. Join us in making a difference today.

https://antiochcollege.edu/alumni-friends/giving-tuesday/

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#GivingTuesday Project Number 3: Antioch Grown & Wildcrafted Herbal Teas

In partnership with the Antioch Micro-farm and the Antioch Apothecary Collective, this project intends to increase the cultivation, collection and utilization of medicinal herbs on campus. We plan to use funds primarily to package and label herbal tea blends for distribution to members of the Antioch community. We are blessed with an abundance of wild-growing medicinals on campus, such as ginkgo, goldenrod, stinging nettle, spicebush, clover, dandelion, and more, all of which can be used in teas to promote well-being.

Remember, each donation received – regardless of amount – counts as a single vote towards the student project of the donor’s choice. Join us!

Check the #linkinbio for more information about our student projects!

#studentprojects #supportstudents #highereducation #antiochcollege #mycology #mycologworkshop #votenow

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#GivingTuesday Project Number 2: "Pansy" Feature Length Film

Pansy is a feature length film currently in production. The project started with the intent to subvert poor transgender and queer representation in mainstream media. From its inception co-directors Rose and Lola hoped to capture joy and happiness in the mundane life of the trans and queer communities at Antioch. The project is entirely unscripted, the narrative stitched together from the hundreds of hours spent together with community, friends and found families on the Antioch campus.

Remember, each donation received – regardless of amount – counts as a single vote towards the student project of the donor’s choice. Join us!

Check the #linkinbio for more information about our student projects!

#studentprojects #supportstudents #highereducation #antiochcollege #mycology #mycologworkshop #votenow

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#GivingTuesday Project Number 1: Marketable Mycology Workshop

Do you think mushrooms are mysterious and mystifying? Do you wish you could grow your own at home without having the hassles and dangers of foraging? Then vote for this project so that Antioch students can learn how to grow an abundance of scrumptious, delectable, and health-giving mushrooms at home! This 2022/2023 winter term Antioch College is hosting a full-day workshop to show students how to properly propagate and grow saprophytic mycelium with simple lo-tech methods anyone can do.

Remember, each donation received – regardless of amount – counts as a single vote towards the student project of the donor’s choice. Join us!

Check the #linkinbio for more information about our student projects!

#studentprojects #supportstudents #highereducation #antiochcollege #mycology #mycologworkshop #votenow

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Today is your chance to make an impact on student projects!
To celebrate #GivingTuesday, the Advancement Office will be awarding funding for three student projects. Students have submitted fantastic projects with focuses on sustainability, social entrepreneurship & innovation, and community engaged arts.

We need the community’s support to vote for their favorite student project with a gift to the College on Giving Tuesday (Nov. 29).

Each donation received – regardless of amount – counts as a single vote towards the student project of the donor’s choice. Join us!

Check out the #linkinbio to cast your vote.

#supportstudents #antiochcollege #philanthropymatters #highereducation #studentprojects

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Today is #NationalPhilanthropyDay, and Antioch College is celebrating those in our community who make an Antioch education possible for current and future students.

Organized in the 1980s, National Philanthropy Day is a special day to recognize and celebrate the important role and contributions of philanthropy on societal change.

Antioch College exists to do good work. It stands - through over 170 years of existence and with persistence, dedication, vision, and hope for countless more years - with an articulated mission throughout its history inspiring, empowering, stewarding, and shaping individual contributions and collective actions that have and can bring into reality increased justice, vibrancy, and equity. Antioch remains committed to purposeful and meaningful liberal arts education, sustainability, social justice, and active community building.

Antioch students, staff, and faculty are thankful for the continued impact of our donors. And today especially, we celebrate the change we’ve made, the change we’re making, and the change that is yet to come - THANK YOU for all that you’ve done to make these changes possible!

#thankyou #highereducation #antiochcollege #liberalarts #liberalartscollege #philanthropy #philanthropymatters

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Dr. Jennifer Grubbs, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Antioch College, recently participated in the National Women's Studies Association Annual Conference in Minneapolis, MN. The conference theme for 2022 was "Killing Rage: Resistance from the Other Side of Freedom", and was dedicated to the work and legacy of bell hooks. Specific panels attended focused on feminist theories, socially-engaged art, and abolition.

Keynote speakers included Dr. Barbara Ransby, Anita Hill, Dr. Beverly Guy-Sheftall, and Dr. Angela Davis (pictured left, with Dr. Grubbs, right).

Dr. Grubbs’ panel was titled, "Perspectives on Reproductive Care, Rights, and Justice," and her individual paper was titled, "Babies and Balaclavas: Embodied Reproductive Labor in Fieldwork."

A member of the feminist pedagogy caucus, Dr. Grubbs stated, “The conference was a meaningful conclusion to Antioch's fall quarter and my courses: ‘The Anthropology of Incarceration’ and ‘Race and Racism’ co-taught with Dr. Kevin McGruder. The speakers at the conference were many of the authors who had been read in class. The classrooms at Antioch College are transgressive, our work is vital in this current moment, and our faculty are engaged in meaningful conversations with scholar-activists around the world.”

#highereducation #antiochcollege #feminist #feministpedagogy

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#AntiochCollege was honored to host the 2022 #StudentsofColorLeadershipConference. The event is designed to connect, engage, and amplify the experiences and talents of #StudentsofColor from various
#greatlakescollegesassociation colleges.

This year's theme was Beyond The Mask: Imagining a World that Centers Human Rights.

Students and staff were asked to envision a world in which all of our human rights are respected, protected and celebrated.

Thank you to all of those that attended and made this event so special!

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Two amazing Co-Op stories were just published on the Antioch Engaged website. Check the #linkinbio to read all about these incredible, educational adventures:

3,000 Miles of Gardening: Alexis McGilvery ’23 at Tandana in Ecuador

Modeling Mosaics of Benthic Community Composition: Emma Sue Jones ’22 – NSF REU at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

Experiential learning creates deep and meaningful connections and Antioch College students are in the world, actively engaged in these experiences every day.

#experientiallearning #liberalarts #highereducation #college #studyabroad #antiochcollege #cooperativelearning

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