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The People’s Climate March and Beyond

By Lauren Gjessing ’17 11:00 p.m. Saturday, September 20: Antioch students and Yellow Springs community members boarded a bus and left for the People’s Climate March.   11:30 a.m. Sunday, September 21: The bus arrived in New York City. As … Continue reading →

Posted on November 6, 2014Author The Antioch RecordCategories news, The RecordTags Articles, campus news, volume 65 issue 1

Preserving the Memory of Joe Curl

By Taylor Larson’ 17 On October 10 and 11 of this year, the Board of Trustees met and—amongst other items on their agenda—authorized the designation of space within the Antioch Wellness Center to be named in the honor and memory … Continue reading →

Posted on November 6, 2014Author The Antioch RecordCategories news, The RecordTags Articles, campus news, volume 65 issue 1

New VP of Academic Affairs Hired

by Kijin Higashibaba ’16 As of July 21 Antioch College will have a new Vice President of Academic Affairs (VPAA), Dr. Lori Collins-Hall. Previously Collins-Hall was a tenured professor and chair of the Sociology Department at Hartwick College in New … Continue reading →

Posted on October 8, 2014Author The Antioch RecordCategories news, The RecordTags Articles, campus news, volume 64 issue 4

Foundry Theater Open for Student Use

by Wyatt Souers ’17 The Foundry Theater has almost completed Phase One of reconstruction, and is now hosting two performance classes this quarter. The theater was scheduled to be open to the public this spring but it is now estimated … Continue reading →

Posted on October 8, 2014Author The Antioch RecordCategories news, The RecordTags Articles, campus news, volume 64 issue 4

Co-op ‘The Land of Inequity’

by Elaine Bell ’16 As the Class of 2017 tackles their first co-op and the Class of 2015 prepares for their last, Antioch’s Department of Financial Aid and the Co-op Department are exploring more systematic ways of allocating student funds … Continue reading →

Posted on October 8, 2014Author The Antioch RecordCategories news, The RecordTags Articles, campus news, volume 64 issue 4

New ComCil Elected

by Sasha Pak ’16 For the past few years, Community Council Elections have occurred during Fall Term. However, in order to give future incoming students the chance to get to know the candidates better before voting, elections will now be … Continue reading →

Posted on October 8, 2014Author The Antioch RecordCategories news, The RecordTags Articles, campus news, volume 64 issue 4

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