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’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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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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The 2023 Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) Data Feedback Report for Antioch College. IPEDS is the federal higher-education data collection administered by NCES; this report benchmarks Antioch against a peer comparison group on enrollment, finance, student aid, and graduation-rate measures. ↓ Read the PDF Open in library
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Sharahn D. Boykin’s February 22, 2015 Dayton Daily News piece reporting that Antioch College was almost halfway through $81 million in campus capital improvements — sustainability, energy efficiency, and a smaller carbon footprint — with about $37.1 million completed by early 2015 (central geothermal plant Phase 1, wellness center, Arts & Science Building renovations Phase…
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2010 Antioch Public Access request seeking records and documents related to Antioch University’s governance and the closing/reopening of Antioch College. Part of the ongoing effort to make the historical record accessible. ↓ Read the PDF Open in library
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Jean Gregorek’s account, published in Volume One of the AAUP Journal of Academic Freedom (2010), of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute — the year-long alternative institution created by exiled Antioch College faculty and community after Antioch University’s 2007 closure announcement, and one of the strategies that led to the College’s independent revival. ↓ Read the…
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The American Association of University Professors’ full investigative committee report on the events leading to Antioch University’s 2007 announcement that Antioch College would suspend operations in 2008. Covers the governance history, the University’s absorption of the College’s endowment, the erosion of shared governance, and the AAUP investigating committee’s findings on the closing. ↓ Read the…
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Rowan Kaiser’s book-length account, written from the perspective of a Save Antioch movement organizer, of the events between Antioch University’s June 2007 announcement to close Antioch College and the campus’s shuttering in June 2008. Kaiser was one of the final Community Managers chosen before the closure and a founding member of the Antioch College Action…
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Prefatory comments from the AAUP’s Committee on College and University Governance (November–December 2009) framing the investigating committee’s report on Antioch University’s decision to suspend operations at Antioch College. Emphasizes the wider implications for American higher education. ↓ Read the PDF Open in library
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The Antioch Record, Antioch College’s student newspaper — February 8, 2002 issue. Historical issue of the campus newspaper from the pre-closure era. ↓ Read the PDF Open in library
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The Antioch Record, Antioch College’s student newspaper — Volume 56, Issue 35. Historical issue of the campus newspaper from the pre-closure era. ↓ Read the PDF Open in library
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