We, the New York City Antioch College Community, resolve that the College must remain open and become autonomous from the University. We stand behind the Alumni Board, faculty, staff, students of Antioch College and the Yellow Springs community in their efforts to achieve these goals. We will give these efforts our full moral and financial support, using all the resources at our disposal as citizens of the global capital of media, finance, law and the arts.

by Paul Fain, Chronicle of Higher Education, Friday,  August  10,  2007

The American Association of University Professors has sent a letter of concern to officials at Antioch University over the decision by its Board of Trustees to shut down Antioch College, in Yellow Springs, Ohio, next year.

by Barbara Winslow, Former Trustee, Current Antioch College Alumni Board Member. August 10, 2007

Dear Trustees,

Thank you for Board Chair Art Zucker’s prompt reply to our letter of July
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August 8, 2007

Antioch College Alumni Association

A Proposal for Governance and Fundraising
to the University Board of Trustees

2007 - 2008
I. Introduction

By Nancy R. Crow, President of the Antioch College Alumni Association. Tuesday, August 7, 2007

To: Chairperson Art Zucker, Members of the Antioch University Board of Trustees and Members of the University Leadership Council

From: Nancy R. Crow, President of the Antioch College Alumni Association

Date: August 7, 2007

Published Wednesday, July 25, 2007

By Arthur J. Zucker Chair, Antioch University Board of Trustees

Dear Antioch Community,

Based on what the Antioch University Board of Trustees has heard, from Antiochians during Alumni Weekend and through a variety of communications, we’ve concluded that we haven’t effectively communicated the process leading up to the Board’s decision on June 9 to suspend operations at Antioch College. It’s reasonable that all Antiochians should understand the rationale behind that decision and we intend to share all the financial details that led to this decision.