Rowan Kaiser's "How Antioch Closed" (© 2014) — a detailed insider history of the 2007 closure of Antioch College and the original Save Antioch movement, by a 2005 History graduate, Record editor, and one of the final Community Managers. Originally a website chronicling the campaign in Chicago and Yellow Springs, the Antioch College Action Network, and the alumni organizing that led to the college's independence, compiled here as a single document.
Antioch College Corporation's 2014 bylaws. Establishes the corporation as a 501(c)(3) charitable and educational organization, sets its purpose to operate Antioch College on its historic Yellow Springs campus, and lays out the original governance and trustee structure prior to the 2019/2024 restated code.
Compendium of 7 Board of Trustees policies for Antioch College Corporation, covering mission, conflict of interest, governance, finance, academic affairs, and related areas. These policies define the framework within which the College administration operates and against which Board compliance is measured.
Initial Articles of Incorporation for Antioch College Continuation Corporation (later renamed Antioch College Corporation), filed with the Ohio Secretary of State on December 11, 2007 as a domestic nonprofit corporation, together with the state-issued certificate of filing.
The story of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute — “Antioch College in Exile” — from the AAUP Journal of Academic Freedom: how faculty, students, and the Yellow Springs community organized after the 2007 closure announcement to reclaim the college’s autonomy. Also archived in this site’s Document Library.
Position description for the Chair of the Antioch College Board of Trustees. Outlines duties including board leadership, governance oversight, and the working partnership with the College President; describes the Chair's role under the Code of Regulations.