Jess Meck ’18 (New England, MS in Environmental Studies) and Research Faculty Liz Willey, PhD, are among the co-authors of a new study published in Conservation Genetics examining the genetics…
Andre Hardy Publishes Debut Noir Thriller, Tear the City Down
Andre Hardy ’19 (Los Angeles, MFA) will publish his debut novel, Tear the City Down, with Grand Central Publishing on September 1, 2026. The hard-edged noir thriller follows Coltrane Davis,…
Top Allied Health Careers Ranked by Quality of Life
Explore 83 allied health careers ranked by salary, quality of life, and education requirements. Discover the best paths into healthcare leadership today.
Kirk Adams’s The Disability Dividend Reaches Amazon Bestseller Lists
Kirk Adams ’19 (GSLC, PhD), a nationally recognized leader in disability inclusion and employment, has achieved a new milestone with his book, The Disability Dividend: $upercharge Your Bottom-Line Through Disability…
Antioch University Launches Master of Organizational Leadership and Change to Prepare Ethical, Adaptive Leaders for a Changing World
This fully online program equips professionals to navigate complexity, technological change, and global challenges. Antioch University announces the launch of its new Master of Organizational Leadership and Change, an innovative…
Aiken and Tirmizi: Advancing Dignity-Centered Leadership in the Workplace
We are pleased to share that PhD in Leadership Change alum Emily Aiken, PhD, and faculty member Professor Aqeel Tirmizi, PhD, recently published an article, “Towards a Theory of Fostering…
Kathleen O’Brien Publishes New Poetry Collection
Kathleen O’Brien ‘02 (Seattle, MA) has published a new collection of poetry, Novena to Loss and Other Love Poems, with MoonPath Press. The collection grew out of O’Brien’s grief following…
How to Transfer Your Doctoral Credits and Complete Your PhD
Your Previous Efforts Matter You invested years of your life into doctoral study—attending seminars, writing research papers, passing qualifying exams, maybe even drafting chapters of a dissertation. Then life interrupted….
Shari Foos Brings The Narrative Method to the Page in New Book
Shari Foos ‘97 (Los Angeles, MA in Clinical Psychology) has spent decades exploring how creativity, storytelling, and human connection can help people better understand themselves and one another. Now, the…
Emmanuel Oluyitan Publishes New Memoir, The Chronology of a Life
Emmanuel Oluyitan ’15 (PhD, Leadership and Change) has published his latest book, The Chronology of a Life: For Everything There Is a Season, a memoir tracing the experiences and accomplishments…
Building Inclusive Waldorf Education in East Africa
When Carla Beebe Comey, Teaching Faculty in Antioch’s Education programs, attended the World Waldorf Teachers’ Conference in Switzerland in 2023, she expected to exchange ideas with fellow educators from around…
Making Place Matter
Place brings us back to each other. In fact, the time spent together face-to-face, across the table, or over a lunch often builds the connections that can bind and the…