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For Alumni & Friends of Antioch College

Contributions, Letters, and Class Notes Welcome

Contributions of articles, photographs, and artwork to The Antiochian are welcome. All submissions will be edited for length, spelling, grammar, and editorial style. The Office of Communications will notify you if your submission is accepted for publication. Send potential contributions to: communications@antiochcollege.edu or standard post (see below).

Letters should be no longer than 150 words, must refer to an article that has appeared in The Antiochian, and must include the writer’s full name, class year (if applicable), as well as city and state of residence.
No attachments, please. We do not publish anonymous letters. Send letters to: communications@antiochcollege.edu or standard post (see below).

Class Notes should be 75 words or less and written in the third person. Send notes to: alumni@antiochcollege.edu or standard post (see below).

Photos and images submitted to be published with the Class Notes will be selected based on photo quality and space available. For best quality, digital photos should be submitted in at least 3″ X 5″ size at 300 dpi (or 900 x 1500 pixels). Prints may be submitted by mail. Photos may be cropped or touched-up before print.

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Please note: While we appreciate all feedback, we reserve the right not to publish everything that is submitted. Contributions and letters may be edited for length, clarity, or style standards.

Selected Articles

The sick cocktail of meritocracy and shame

The sick cocktail of meritocracy and shame

A ‘hidden immigrant’ attempts to explain the logic of America to her Canadian co-patriots A version of the following was originally published in The Monitor, the bimonthly policy and current affairs magazine of the Canadian Centre for Policy...

100 Years and Still Working

100 Years and Still Working

For 100 years, a central component of Antioch’s progressive education model has been its flagship Cooperative Education (Co-op) Program, the first to be established as a core component in an undergraduate liberal arts program.

Lessons in Work for a Lifetime

Lessons in Work for a Lifetime

Herb Reichlin '53 has an Antiochian story built in resilience. His education was interrupted by World War II and the after-effects of his wounds sustained in the war, but through three different stints, Reichlin received his Bachelor's degree and...

Always in Movement

Always in Movement

Rozell “Prexy” Nesbitt spoke recently with student Truth Garrett ’20 about attending Antioch College, his work in Africa and liberation movement struggles, being Martin Luther King Jr.’s bodyguard, and how the College has shaped his career. This...

Antioch In Extremis

Antioch In Extremis

It’s a 20 mile drive from Antioch College’s campus to the Dayton Correctional Institute (DCI), a state women’s prison just west of the city for which it’s named. If you know your way, and if there’s no traffic on US-35 going into Dayton, you can...

Full Issues

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