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• Antioch College pro tem board members named

  By Diane ChiddisterAugust 21, 2008

  The Antioch College Alumni Association has named the first five members of its proposed pro tem board of trustees for an independent college.

• Prominent academics call for the reopening of college

  By Diane ChiddisterAugust 14, 2008

  More than 1,480 academics from liberal arts faculties and state and private universities around the country have signed a petition expressing their support for the efforts of the Antioch College alumni and faculty to save the college.

• Major funds are needed to restart Antioch College

  By Lauren Heaton

  At a time when it seems to many that nothing can be done until everything is done to revive Antioch College, core alumni negotiators urged simplicity and focus on the number one task: separation of the college from Antioch University.

• Nonstop Institute plans two open houses

  By YS News Staff

  The Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute will host a Community Open House at its new office at 113 East Davis Street on Friday, Aug. 15, beginning at 9 a.m. Numerous activities are planned for what organizers hope will be an entertaining and informative day-long event.

• Efforts at independence for Antioch College move ahead

  By Diane ChiddisterJuly 24, 2008

  Efforts to create an independent Antioch College moved forward last week with a resolution issued jointly by the college alumni board and Antioch University Board of Trustees that charged a task force to prepare a letter of intent for college independence as soon as possible.

• Gellman-Danley to leave Antioch McGregor, join OBR

  By Diane ChiddisterJuly 17, 2008

  Antioch University McGregor President Barbara Gellman-Danley will leave her position in August to work for the Ohio Board of Regents, according to an Antioch University press statement released Tuesday.

• Shuttering still cause for fire concern

  By Diane Chiddister

  Antioch College supporters still have reason to feel concerned about the safety of the recent campus shutdown, according to a college alumnus and fire safety expert. “If everyone has the idea that Antioch buildings are protected by sprinkler systems, that’s false,” said Gene Milgram of Annapolis, Md., in an interview last week. Milgram, an alumnus […]

• Council concerned over shutdown

  By Diane ChiddisterJuly 10, 2008

    Fire code not violated on campus in most cases Most of the Antioch College campus is not in violation of the Ohio fire code, according to the Miami Township fire chief and an Antioch University administrator this week. “The water sprinklers had never been turned off,” Antioch University Vice President for Student Services Milt […]

• Closing of Antioch College campus—Shutdown prompts safety concerns

  By Diane ChiddisterJuly 3, 2008

  The shutdown of the Antioch College campus began last week with buildings put at risk and a violation of the Ohio Fire Code when university officials dismantled the fire protection system without removing furniture from the buildings.

• McGregor MIIND series to look at sustainability issues

  By Virgil Hervey

  Concerned about global warming? Interested in how the discovery of petroleum led to a drastic increase in population? Care enough about the environment to explore strategies for living sustainably?