Author-illustrator and Antioch alum Kari Percival’s new picture book Safe Crossing, which was published by Chronicle Books this past January, has landed on some high-profile end of the year must-read…
Over 100 Antiochians Gather to Celebrate 50 Years of Environmental Studies
On June 28, Antioch alumni, students, faculty, and friends spilled out of their cars and into the beautiful lands of the Harris Center for Conservation Education in Hancock, New Hampshire….
Collaborative Study Highlights Key Threats to Wood Turtle Survival
Jessica Meck ’18 (New England, MS) and Research Faculty Liz Willey, PhD, co-authored a paper titled ”Quantifying the relative importance of survival threats to a long-lived reptile using expert elicitation,”…
Luanne Johnson Quoted in GBH Article on Snake Habitat Project
Luanne Johnson ’16 (New England, PhD in Environmental Studies) was quoted in “Massachusetts ecologists build a winter ‘hotel’ for snakes” on GBH 89.7 Boston Public Radio. The story highlights ecologists…
Kim Snyder Joins Mass Audubon’s Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary as Education Coordinator
Kim Snyder ‘20 (New England, ES, Conservation Biology) accepted the position as an Education Coordinator for Mass Audubon’s Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary. “While I was a student at Antioch, I took…
Resilience of Food Sovereignty Organizations to the COVID-19 Pandemic | Dissertation Watch
Rachel M. Brice, in fulfilling the requirements for a Phd in Environmental Studies and Sustainability at Antioch University New England, has written and published a dissertation titled, Resilience of Food…
Brad Daniel Honored with Namesake Award at Western Carolina University
Brad Daniel ‘03 (New England, PhD Environmental Studies) has been recognized by his colleagues at Western Carolina University with a new award named in his honor. The Brad Daniel Excellence…
The Role of Floodplain Complexity in Wood Turtle Habitat Use | Dissertation Watch
Antioch University New England is pleased to announce the successful publication of the doctoral dissertation by Laura S. Deming, PhD, a 2025 graduate of the PhD in Environmental Studies and…
Bernadette Arakwiriye Appointed Rwanda’s Minister of the Environment
Bernadette Arakwiriye ’14 (New England, MS) was sworn in on July 25, 2025, as the Minister of the Environment of the country of Rwanda. Her appointment comes at a pivotal…
Antioch Classmates’ Nonprofit Raises Over 600 Caterpillar Species Every Year—and Educates Thousands Across New England
In the summer of 2013, Sam Jaffe was hired by the BBC to raise a crop of caterpillars. Jaffe, at the time, was a student in Antioch’s MS in Environmental Studies,…
Avoiding Racial Equity Detours: Racial Equity Trainers’ Visions of Racially Equitable Residential Environmental Education | Dissertation Watch
Antioch University New England is proud to announce the publication of the dissertation by Anna Mooney, PhD, a 2025 graduate of the PhD Program in Environmental Studies and Sustainability. Her…
Jimmy Karlan Inspires Hands-On Science Learning Through “Very BIG tiny Challenge”
Jimmy Karlan, EdD ’82 (New England, MST with K–12 biology certification), Faculty Emeritus in Antioch’s Environmental Studies Department, continues to spark curiosity and wonder in young scientists. Recently featured in…