Email from President Fernandes to Board of Trustees re: News Feature on Casselli (June 27, 2026)

Email from President Jane K. Fernandes to the Antioch College Board of Trustees, dated Saturday June 27, 2026, giving the trustees advance warning about a front-page article in the Antioch Record featuring two students in support of Professor Michael Casselli. Fernandes tells trustees she doesn’t want them to be “surprised or freaked out,” frames the…

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Letter from President Jane Fernandes on North Hall Hot Water (June 27, 2026)

Letter from President Jane K. Fernandes to Antioch students and the campus community, apologizing for the multi-day loss of hot water in North Hall and, more pointedly, for the College’s poor communication during the outage. The letter promises new protocols for communicating during facility emergencies. NOTE: the letter as circulated contains what appears to be…

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Institutional Comparison — Goddard, Hampshire, Antioch — By the Numbers

One-page comparison of Goddard College (closed May 2024), Hampshire College (closing December 2026), and Antioch College — status, current enrollment vs peak, endowment, cash-on-hand, and DOE composite financial responsibility scores. Sources include DOE composite score files (AY18-19 through AY22-23), Brady Ware & Schoenfeld audits FY2023–FY2025, HLC Public Disclosure Notices, and reporting from Higher Ed Dive…

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AAUP Letter to Antioch College re: the Case of Professor Michael Casselli

American Association of University Professors (AAUP) letter to Antioch College concerning the case of Professor Michael Casselli — raising concerns about academic freedom, due process, and the handling of Casselli’s suspension. A key AAUP intervention documenting faculty-governance issues at the college. ↓ Read the PDF Open in library

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Community Government Survival Guide, v1.0

Collectively-produced field guide to Antioch College’s Community Government (ComCil, ExComm, and community initiatives) — origins, structure, and how to plug in. Edited by Jane Foreman ’17, Liz Flyntz ’02, Coco Gagnet ’18, El Mele, and Natalie Suzelis; layout by Liz Flyntz; archival research by Flyntz and Suzelis; additional contributions from Angel Nalubega ’18 and Soleil…

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Antioch College Request for Proposals — Activating Learning Hubs (Social Enterprise Plans)

Antioch College’s July 2025 Request for Proposals inviting mission-aligned individuals and organizations to submit revenue-positive plans for activating campus ‘learning hubs’ — including a campus art gallery, writing workshop, and literary magazine. Part of the SEE (Social Enterprise and Enrollment) Plan. Proposals reviewed on a rolling basis by the Office of Academic Affairs and President’s…

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Antioch College HLC Designation, Audit Findings & Alumni Response

Combined document bundling (a) the November 25, 2024 HLC Financial Distress designation notice for Antioch College, (b) key going-concern language from the FY2023 audit that triggered the designation, and (c) the alumni community’s response letter to the College’s Board of Trustees expressing concern and requesting transparency. ↓ Read the PDF Open in library

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HLC Financial Distress Designation — Antioch College (Nov 25, 2024)

November 25, 2024 designation notice from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) placing Antioch College on Financial Distress. HLC based the designation on information from a complaint indicating that the institution’s auditors made a going concern audit finding, as well as broader concerns about the institution’s finances. Antioch College remains accredited pending an advisory visit in…

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Examining Colleges Facing Heightened Cash Monitoring (Kelchen, July 2024)

Academic paper by Robert Kelchen (Professor and Department Head, University of Tennessee, Knoxville) and Holly Evans, providing the first comprehensive overview of how the U.S. Department of Education’s Heightened Cash Monitoring (HCM) program has been used over time. Analyzes HCM usage trends since the mid-2010s, characteristics of colleges placed on HCM, and closure rates —…

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