PRESS RELEASE AND PRESS KIT Antioch University Threatens Legal Action Against The Antioch Papers The Antioch Papers http://www.theantiochpapers.org March 13, 2008 The Antioch Papers, an investigative journalism and media arts website, has received a chilling threat to its right to free speech from Antioch University. Antioch University has demanded the removal of all (a llegedly)…
The full text and signature list of a petition created in spring 2008 and open through September 2009, in which over 1,600 higher-education professionals urged that Antioch College be reopened as an independent, four-year residential liberal-arts institution. The petition calls on Antioch University’s Board of Trustees to cede control of the College to alumni and…
PORTER WRIGHT Morris & ARTHUR i Attorneys & Counselors at Law Kathleen M. Trafford 41 South High Street (614) 227-1915 Columbus, Ohio 43215-6194 ktrafford@porterwright.com Facsimile: 614-227-2100 Toll Free: 800-533-2794 February 29, 2008 VIA E-MAIL THEANTIOCHPAPERS@GMAIL.COM Brian Springer Antioch Papers Re: Unauthorized Disclosure of Confidential, Attorney-Client-Privileged Communications Dear Mr. Springer: I am writing you regarding the…
,——._— February 23, 2008 To the Parent or Guardian of our Antioch Student: As you know, the University det~rmined in June last year that it would suspend operations of the College effective June 30, 2008 with .intent to reopen in 2012 as a revitalized College. As you also know, we have been in discussions for…
The Blaze Presents: Antioch in Exile In the 1800s Yellow Springs was home to the underground railroad; in the 1940s it became a safe haven for Japanese Americans targeted by the US government; in the 1960s its residents hid activists in “transient mode.” The continuing uncertainty over the future of the college and loss of…
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