by Marshall Gravely-Novello ’16 Across the nation a strange call has gone up for a backwards frontier of study. Earnest inquiry into hierarchy has shrunk cowardly into exhortations about “white men” being people, too. The call is to examine, presumably … Continue reading
Tag: volume 64 issue 5
From the Editor
Dear Reader, There was a sense of relief and accomplishment when candidacy for accreditation was announced. Of all the things we strive to achieve on campus, perhaps accreditation is the most concrete and tangible. Others are less easily articulated. All … Continue reading
The Importance of SOPP
by Rebecca Smith ’16 Sexual Assault on college campuses is a pressing issue. Oftentimes sexual assault, abuse, misogynistic behavior, and even rape are the direct results of a lack of understanding and respect regarding clear consent. Antioch’s Sexual Offence Prevention … Continue reading
My Antioch Experience
by Nargees Jumahan ’15 Before I start to reflect on my Antioch experience, I want to share how I ended up here. I grew up in Afghanistan. In 2000, escaping the war, my family and I moved to Pakistan and … Continue reading
Learn Not Only Whiteness and Maleness
by Marshall Gravely-Novello ’16 Across the nation a strange call has gone up for a backwards frontier of study. Earnest inquiry into hierarchy has shrunk cowardly into exhortations about “white men” being people, too. The call is to examine, presumably … Continue reading
Experiment in Joy
by Erin George I’ve heard the call. I heard the call last weekend and I heard the call at community meeting. I feel profoundly appreciative that our community was reminded how fundamentally imperative it is for all of us to … Continue reading