THE ANTIOCH RECORD

Dispatches from the Alumni Board Weekend

By John Hempfling and Jeanne Kay Steve Schwerner’s Report on Visiting Team The first Alumni Board meeting of the year opened morning of Friday the 6th with a presentation by Antioch Emeritus Professor Steve Schwerner, who was representing the delegation if educators who came to Nonstop and reported on their visit to the Board Pro [...]

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Uncertainty, for a Change: Nonstop in Limbo

By Jeanne Kay “A sense of deja vu” is how Lincoln Alpern, Nonstop returning student and Antioch class of 2011, describes the uncertainty regarding the future of his education in Yellow Springs. After the publication of the Letter of Intent (LOI) paved the way for the reopening of an independent college, many questions remain about [...]

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Suspension Lifted, Suspense Remains

By Eva Erickson & Diana Starkweather Antioch’s campus was left a ghost town, last Saturday, as students filed in to a historical community meeting in McGregor 113. After impatiently waiting for a week, students, faculty, staff, and other community members anxiously gathered in the one room on campus had signs of life, to hear Antioch’s [...]

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Letter from Ed M. Koziarski ‘97

Fight Our Own Battles Thanks to the historic Nov. 2 agreement between the Antioch College Alumni Board and the Antioch University Board of Trustees, the Alumni Board is now an official part of the college’s power structure. That’s a very good thing. The college has desperately needed someone with real authority in its corner these [...]

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Letter from Dan C. Shoemaker ’92

November 5, 2007 (Guy Fawkes Day) For the sake of all current Antioch students, I am pleased to hear that the planned suspension of operations has been lifted. However, as an alum, I am deeply disappointed with the bargain that has been struck between my elected Alumni Board representatives and the Antioch University Board of [...]

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