Inside-Out: Race, Gender, and Citizenship Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology Emily Steinmetz's Inside-Out course brings together college students and incarcerated people to engage and learn as peers. It was first offered at Antioch College in Spring 2015, meeting on-site at Dayton Correctional Institution (DCI) and comprised
I find it hard to talk about my experiences at Nature's Kennel in depth because this co-op took place four years ago. It's much easier for me to speak about the animals that I met there, especially the one I desperately want to go back
Current Antioch students Cristian Perez-Lopez '17 and Coco Gagnet '18 have had the opportunity to participate in administrative internships at The International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP), one of New York's most prestigious residency programs as well as the fourth largest in the world. Tailored for professional
My boss, Phillip [Phil] Brigham ’97, is a solo practitioner operating in downtown Chicago. The Law Office of Phillip Brigham, LLC handles a variety of cases, but most day to day work consists of criminal defense and family law. His distinctive expertise is International Child
Student and faculty art collaborations are an exceptional aspect of Antioch education and culture. Last summer, media students David Blakeslee '18, Ellie Burck '18, Lillian Burke '16, Odette Chavez-Mayo '18, and Charlotte Norman '18 who took AudioVision: Video Production Intensive collaborated with professors Forest Bright
Four Antioch College faculty members have received a $24,000 grant from the Japan Foundation. The grant is offered to support institutions "that execute proposals designed to maintain and advance the infrastructural scale of Japanese Studies at their institution." This grant is supplemented by a $3500
Antioch College professors work to create a singular classroom experience for students, but they are also producers of cutting edge work in their fields. Whether it be through research, activism, field work, or content production, professors here strive to bring fresh and innovative knowledge from
Kim Landsbergen, Biology and Environmental Science professor, is headed to the March for Science in Washington, D.C. this weekend, April 22nd. Kim is a dedicated advocate for environmental justice, and she shares that commitment and enthusiasm with the Antioch community. Below, she tells us why
On Tuesday, students returning from Winter co-ops shared their experiences at our quarterly co-op swap. This term, the event took place outside, on the steps of Main Hall. Students from the classes of 2018 and 2019 spoke and answered questions, and many members of the
Aspiring to be an art teacher, Jennifer Bish '18 ventured to the beautiful west coast to begin her third co-op with Children's After School Arts (CASA) in San Francisco, CA. The after school program has a dedication to encouraging "creativity and social justice" in an
