The curriculum text of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute for Academic Year 2008–09 — the interim institution formed by former Antioch College faculty, staff, students, and alumni to continue the College’s academic tradition in Yellow Springs while the movement to reopen Antioch College independently was underway.
ZERO TO FIFTY — The Flooding of Antioch College On July 1, 2008, Antioch University suspended the operations of Antioch College, leaving approximately 30 buildings on campus vacant with no heating, cooling, or HVAC operations for air circulation. These vacant buildings included Antioch Hall (called Main Building) and South Hall. Both of these buildings are…
June 4, 2008 Toni Murdoch Chancellor Antioch University 150 E. South College Street Yellow Springs, OH 14850 Art Zucker, Chair Antioch Board of Trustee c/o Leslie Bates 150 E. South College Street Yellow Springs, OH 14850 Dear Ms. Murdoch and Mr. Zucher: Our office was recently contacted regarding the long term maintenance and care of…
Antioch University’s Draft College Suspension Implementation Plan The Antioch Papers – www.theantiochpapers.org Index Pgs 00-02 Introduction and Some Key Points Pgs 03-10 Antioch University’s Draft College Suspension Implementation Plan Introduction On May 29, 2008 Antioch University spokesperson Lynda Sirk told the Yellow Springs News that “it’s premature to talk of any plans at this point”…
May 8,2008 Ms. Risa Grimes 716 Xenia Avenue Yellow Springs, OH 45387 Dear Ms. Grimes: I wish to commend you and your group for your efforts to save Antioch College. J am the first African American student to attend Antioch in modern times. I enrolled at Antioch during the summer of 1943 and matriculated there…
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