Board Votes to Further Expand Community Representation – Antioch College
The Board of Trustees voted to expand representation by adding the Community Manager and an additional student representative
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The Antioch Papers requests the 2009 Asset Purchase Agreement
October 8, 2010 — Brian Springer, representing the online archive The Antioch Papers, sent a formal request to the legal counsel for Antioch University, the Antioch College Continuation Corporation (ACCC), the Greene County Probate Court, and the Ohio Attorney General asking that the full text of the June 30, 2009 Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) be…
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Towards an Autonomous Antioch College: The Story of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute
Jean Gregorek’s account, published in Volume One of the AAUP Journal of Academic Freedom (2010), of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute — the year-long alternative institution created by exiled Antioch College faculty and community after Antioch University’s 2007 closure announcement, and one of the strategies that led to the College’s independent revival. ↓ Read the…
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AAUP Report: Antioch University and the Closing of Antioch College
The American Association of University Professors’ full investigative committee report on the events leading to Antioch University’s 2007 announcement that Antioch College would suspend operations in 2008. Covers the governance history, the University’s absorption of the College’s endowment, the erosion of shared governance, and the AAUP investigating committee’s findings on the closing. ↓ Read the…
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How Antioch Closed
Rowan Kaiser’s book-length account, written from the perspective of a Save Antioch movement organizer, of the events between Antioch University’s June 2007 announcement to close Antioch College and the campus’s shuttering in June 2008. Kaiser was one of the final Community Managers chosen before the closure and a founding member of the Antioch College Action…
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