This past weekend, GLCA (Great Lakes Colleges Association) consortium member, DePauw University hosted an International Conference/Workshop on "The Liberal Arts and Global Citizenship: Theory and Practice." Antioch College faculty members, Hassan Rahmanian, Lara Mitias, and Luisa Bieri traveled to Greencastle, Indiana on Friday, February 24th
During this co-op, I worked in the Oceanography Lab at Oregon State's College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences as a lab tech where my duties ranged from making chemicals to running samples and data entry. It was my responsibility to become proficient with the
Buen Dia Family School is a Preschool in the Mission District of San Francisco, California. Buen Dia is special wherein it focuses on the individual creativity and merit of art in early childhood development. (You can read more about their mission here) I am a
My third co-op finds me in lovely Washington, D.C. After my first co-op, I knew that I wanted to come back and experience more of the thriving political mini-metropolis that is D.C. Not that Yellow Springs is not a nice place to live and work
Jeff Romig, M.D., Visiting Assistant Professor of Human Physiology has formed the Antioch Pre-Professional Association (APPA). The APPA is geared toward students interested in pursuing a post-graduate degree in the Sciences or the Medical Arts (Ph.D., M.D./D.O., D.V.M., D.D.S./D.M.D., Psy.D.), and all are welcome to
For my second co-op, I am working as an intern with a nonprofit organization called Literacy for Environmental Justice in southeast San Francisco. The work LEJ does ranges from activism (they were instrumental in shutting down an old PG&E power plant in Hunter's Point) to job training
This fall, I entered into Antioch's class of 2019 as a transfer student from Sinclair Community College. Since I have yet to go out on an official co-op through the school, my experience in the real world comes from my years of working in the
This winter, I am working at Super-Fly Comics & Games in Yellow Springs, Ohio. I have a passion in comic arts and the art business, so when I found out that Super-Fly was run by an Antioch College alumn, Tony Barr, I was excited to
Having completed the rigorous, three-year Japanese language track, Julia Bates '17 and Meridian Howes '17 were awarded the Lloyd Family Fellowship and traveled to Osaka, Japan. While in Osaka, Julia and Meridian worked at Suisen Fukushukai, a social services organization providing a variety of services
In her first year at Antioch College, Mallory Drover joined the team at the Yellow Springs Community Children's Center (YSCCC) as a Miller Fellow and quickly began making an impact. She engaged the children in lessons on space, environmental conservation, her home state of Alaska,
