by Liz Flyntz | Jul 15, 2026 | Medium, 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.
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by Horace | Jul 13, 2026 | Documents
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…
Categories: Documents · Tags: Accreditation, Enrollment, Federal Data, Financial Aid, IPEDS
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by Liz Flyntz | Jul 13, 2026 | Op-Eds & Analysis, Pedagogical Reckoning
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.
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by Horace | Jul 10, 2026 | Casselli, Facebook
Michael Casselli shared the following on Facebook in July 2026. Bruce LeBel’s statement — Facebook, Jul 10, 2026 “Bruce LeBel from the class of 76 canceled his flights to attend this 50th year reunion due to his dismay at the…
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by acan | Jul 8, 2026 | Op-Eds & Analysis

Three small liberal arts colleges, side by side. Goddard closed in May 2024. Hampshire closes in December 2026. Antioch is open and enrolling for fall — with 115 students (down 96% from 1973), $17.1M borrowed from endowment principal, $1.75M cash…
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