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Categories: Calls to Action
Jon Baker posted the following to the Antioch College Alumni & Community Facebook group. I’m crunching numbers on student financial aid. While that gets done, here’s an interesting number on Antioch: Remember in 2023 when the College proudly announced that it was #100 on the prestigious U.S. News & World Report’s Top National Liberal Arts…
Categories: Facebook, Op-Eds & Analysis
An investigation into Antioch College’s 2023 Social Enterprise and Enrollment Plan (SEE Plan) — the eighty-plus-page strategy the Board unanimously endorsed to sell off campus properties as a financial “bridge” and convert seven facilities into revenue-generating “learning hubs.” Its three-year planning window closed in June 2026 having failed on virtually every projected metric, with no successor plan and no public accounting from the administration of what happened.
Categories: Op-Eds & Analysis, Pedagogical Reckoning
Jon Baker posted the following to the Antioch College Alumni & Community Facebook group. This page has seen extensive discussion on the status of Antioch College, as well as (in my opinion) well deserved criticism of its president, Jane Fernandes. Some folks have complained about the lack of hard facts about the College’s status. With…
Categories: Facebook, Op-Eds & Analysis
Jon Baker posted the following to the Antioch College Alumni & Community Facebook group. No, of course this is no more true than when Trump accused our Haitian neighbors in Springfield of doing this. But you have to wonder, given the lies the administration is spreading about alums, just how far off is it? The…
Categories: Facebook, Op-Eds & Analysis
Jon Baker posted the following to the Antioch College Alumni & Community Facebook group. This is the fear mongering now being perpetrated by certain folks at the College to scare the students. Instead of ranting about baseless claims, let’s look at the role alumni have played in keeping Antioch alive: When the University announced the…
Categories: Facebook, Op-Eds & Analysis
A breakdown of Antioch College’s FY25 Form 990: an operating deficit exceeding $3.2 million, gross tuition down roughly 16% year-over-year, a composite financial health score of 0.6 (well below the 1.5 passing threshold), a third consecutive going-concern finding from auditors, expendable net assets down nearly $2.35 million to $5.6 million, cash reserves under $1 million, and a $706,203 bad-debt writeoff on unpaid donor pledges.
Categories: Medium, Op-Eds & Analysis
Jon Baker posted the following to the Antioch College Alumni & Community Facebook group. In recent days there have been posts from students, alums and community members questioning the ongoing criticisms of Jane. Key among her supporters’ reasons is that she can’t be blamed for all of Antioch’s current ills. And it may seem reasonable…
Categories: Facebook, Op-Eds & Analysis
Jon Baker posted the following to the Antioch College Alumni & Community Facebook group. Three days before the College’s June 20 graduation three current students met with Jane. Students had circulated a petition in support of professor Michael Casselli who she had fired. The petition, asking college administration to allow him to attend graduation, got…
Categories: Facebook, Op-Eds & Analysis
The U.S. Department of Education’s NCES College Navigator profile for Antioch College (IPEDS UnitID 483018), captured July 13, 2026. College Navigator is the federal government’s public-facing consumer tool for comparing colleges, and this snapshot documents where Antioch stood on the government’s own numbers as of that date: 121 total students (all undergraduate) in Fall 2024,…
Categories: Documents ·
A comparative review of bylaws across eleven small liberal arts colleges, examining how they handle trustee powers, presidential appointment, and executive committee authority — and finding that Antioch College’s bylaws leave these governance questions notably unaddressed compared to its peers.
Categories: Op-Eds & Analysis, Pedagogical Reckoning
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