Demi Espinoza is an advocate who believes in the power of narratives. Her own story starts with her parents, people who she describes as working-class
For Margaret Kean, poetry has always been a part of her. But finding the courage to write and share it with the world, has taken
When it comes to the climate crisis, Gregory Young wants to be part of the solution. These days, he’s on track to earn a Master
Karandish Uses Persian Music As Part of Healing The first in his Persian lineage to grow up in the U.S., Mazyar Karandish found it most
On Football, Hard-Boiled Detective Fiction, and Freedom Before Andre Hardy was a writer he was an athlete, and a damn good one at that. He
Connections, Symbols, and Motivations Nicola Tannion is fascinated by the underlying patterns, connections, symbols, and motivations that connect human beings cross-culturally through ritual and myth.
MBA student takes family business to next level Dan La Berge had lived in the for-profit world for his entire career until a back injury
La-Tonia Willis settled herself on Antioch University Santa Barbara’s (AUSB) campus patio, perfectly tempered by sunlight beaming down on her. She looked around to admire her
Professional screenwriter, filmmaker and MFA student Edmond Stevens is a professional screenwriter, filmmaker, adventure sports enthusiast, and current student in the MFA Program at AULA.
Q&A with Kristine Burke, student in the MS in Environmental Studies, Science Teacher Certification (STC) program. Why did you originally choose Antioch? I worked at
Aida Dizdarevic is in her third quarter in the Undergraduate Studies program at Antioch University Santa Barbara studying communication and media. Aida brings a variety
“You Should Get More” Darius Sasser, an Antioch University Santa Barbara student, has recently returned from a trip to Europe, but his intentions for the
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