Clubs get students abuzz at Antioch
Antioch has a centuries-long history of student-run endeavors, and with the first quarter of 2019 underway, more and more Independent Groups have begun popping up.
Categories: News, The Yellow Springs News
Antioch College survived furloughs and salary cuts, but worries remain
Concerns rise over enrollment and finances at the storied small liberal arts college in Ohio.
Categories: Inside Higher Ed, News
One small college’s death and rebirth offers lessons for the rest
One small college’s death and rebirth offers lessons for the rest: reporting from the 2017 Antioch College reunion on the alumni-led resurrection — the print companion to APM Reports’ audio documentary, also on this site.
How alumni revived a dying college
As small private colleges struggle to survive, we look at one that almost didn’t make it. An audio documentary on how Antioch alumni brought the college back from its 2008 closure.
Categories: APM Reports, News
An Old School Made New
Declining enrollment and financial problems forced Antioch College to shut its doors in 2008. Now, the 155-year-old college in Yellow Springs, Ohio is reopening with a tiny freshman class and a goal of creating a sustainable, affordable, 21st century model for small, liberal arts programs.
Categories: American RadioWorks, News
Officials delay decision on closing Antioch (The Columbus Dispatch, October 7, 2007)
Columbus Dispatch article from October 7, 2007 reporting that Antioch College trustees postponed a decision on whether to reverse their June 2007 vote to close the college temporarily. Alumni had raised $18 million in pledges and proposed a $25 million immediate rescue fund and a five-year, $100 million fundraising drive.
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