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Drying of Main Campus Continues as Local Petition Moves Ahead

Thursday, February 26, 2009

The drying out of campus following flooding from broken attic sprinkler system pipes in South Hall and Main Building is running ahead of schedule, said Lynda Sirk, Antioch University Director of Public Relations. “The damage is not as extensive as we believed when [Munters, the company providing mitigation of the water damage] first came on [...]

Community Confused by Announcement

Thursday, February 28, 2008

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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 [...]

Dispatches from Community Meeting

Thursday, February 28, 2008

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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 [...]

Letters

Monday, December 10, 2007

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The December 8, 2007 Record (recordonline.org) reports that Lynda Sirk used the computer of another college employee in her absence to remove the Common Application from Antioch College’s admissions website and alter the admissions webpage under that employee’s name. This clearly violates Antioch College computer policy. As members of the Antioch College Alumni Association Board, [...]

Dispatches from Community Meeting

Friday, November 9, 2007

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Antioch College, Celebrating 155 Years of Market Tested Toughness By Billy Joyce It’s only just begun. Community Meeting was charged with anger and uncertainty this week. With the decision to lift the suspension of operations obliterating the past and only halfway tracing the future, distrust of the university’s minions and its board of trustees runs [...]