Rowan Kaiser ’05 recounts Reunion 2007 — alumni fundraising that raised over $200,000 that weekend toward the newly formed College Revival Fund following the closure announcement. Published in “antioch lives! By Alumni for Alumni.”
Jean Gregorek, Antioch College Faculty, argues that the dispute over academic freedom reflects two competing models of education that had coexisted within the Antioch University system, and that ending faculty tenure would harm both educational quality and working conditions. Published in “antioch lives! By Alumni for Alumni.”
An analysis by Dan Shoemaker ’92 examining Antioch College’s long struggle to attract enrollment and the competing explanations offered for it, concluding that alumni’s determination to prevent the College’s closure reflects a deeply held belief in its unique value. Published in “antioch lives! By Alumni for Alumni.”
Laura Fathauer ’95 examines the Board of Trustees’ 2003 Renewal Commission and its “Antioch College for the 21st Century” curriculum overhaul, quoting a faculty member of the Commission who described the Board as committed to covering the transition’s costs — two years before the Board announced the College’s closure on June 12, 2007. Published in…
A resolution submitted by Catherine Jordan ’72 and unanimously approved by the Antioch College Alumni Association Board of Directors at its special meeting on June 24, 2007, at the Reunion Brunch, following over 500 alumni gathering that weekend in response to the College’s closure announcement. Published in “antioch lives! By Alumni for Alumni.”
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