Antioch College — Wikipedia

Wikipedia article on Antioch College, snapshot taken 2026-06-29. Covers the college's 1850 founding, Horace Mann's presidency, the historical legacies of Coretta Scott King and Glen Helen, the 2008 closure and 2011 reopening, governance, notable alumni, and recent events as captured in the community-edited Wikipedia record.

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Community Government Survival Guide

The Community Government Survival Guide is a practical resource for building and sustaining participatory democracy in educational communities. Drawing on over 100 years of student-led governance at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, this zine serves as both organizing manual and institutional memory document. By Jane Foreman, Liz Flyntz, Coco Gagnet, El Mele, and Natalie Suzelis (October 2025). Archived at archive.org.

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RFP: Social Enterprise Plans to Activate Learning Hubs on the Antioch College Campus

Request for Proposals issued by Antioch College (July 2025) under its Social Enterprise and Enrollment (SEE) Plan, inviting mission-aligned individuals and organizations to submit revenue-positive plans to activate campus "learning hubs" — including the art gallery, writing workshop, and literary magazine. Proposals accepted on a rolling basis beginning July 1, 2025, submitted to the Office of Academic Affairs and the president.

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