THE ANTIOCH RECORD

Campus North Community Space Opens at Millworks

By Carole Braun Nonstop has moved to a space as innovative and arty as the Institute’s aspirations. Its new location in Millworks, 305 North Walnut Street, hosts its official open house on Friday evening, Feb. 6. The new Nonstop space is a work of art and a showcase for renovation with recycled and energy-efficient resources. [...]

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Question of the Week

By Shea Witzo If you were snowed in indefinitely at a community meeting at Campus North, who would you eat first and why? Lincoln Alpern I would eat whoever died first, which would be me because I’m a wimp. Stacy Wood Burgess I’d eat Lauren Soldano. She’s all natural. Molly Thornton- I’m not sure, but [...]

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A Nonstop Shop

Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute launched an online store this week where consumers can buy Nonstop apparel and accessories. The site, (www.cafepress.com/nonstopinst) run through CafePress, allows Nonstop to sell promotional items without keeping them in stock. According to Robin Heise, Recruitment Coordinator, “Community members will be able to help create new promo ideas.” However, that has [...]

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Community Confused by Announcement

By Jeanne Kay On Friday, February 22nd, Interim President Andrzej Bloch announced to the Antioch Community “the reconfirmation of the decision to suspend operations of the college on June 30th for at least one academic year.” Students, faculty, staff, alumni and Yellow Springs residents gathered, like they had many times since last June, for an [...]

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Dispatches from Community Meeting

By Erin-Aja Grant In the last 7 days there have been two community meetings held, mainly about the same thing. The much-anticipated University BOT meeting held in L.A. was supposed to provide some clarity about the intentions of the AC3 and the status of acquiring Antioch College. Both meetings talked extensively about the BOT meeting [...]

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