Onita Morgan-Edwards ’17 (Midwest, BA) has published her essay, “Grips and Pulls,” in the forthcoming anthology No Contact: Writers on Estrangement (edited by Jenny Bartoy), to be released April 28,…
Rebecca Orton Publishes Across the Snow Mountains: From Tibet to Exile
Rebecca Orton ’08, ’12 (Seattle, BA, MA) published her nonfiction book, Across the Snow Mountains: From Tibet to Exile, which was released in October for global distribution. The book recounts…
Andrea Tate Reflects on Parenting, Expectations, and Letting Go
Writer and Antioch University faculty member Andrea Tate ’12 (Santa Barbara, BA) recently shared a deeply personal essay in Newsweek’s My Turn section about her experience parenting her son and…
A Conversation With the Inventor of “Environmental Grief”
Over 20 years ago, Kriss Kevorkian coined the term “environmental grief” to describe the emotional impacts experienced by scientists and activists working around the clearcutting of redwood forests. In the…
Russell Thornhill Serves as Chairperson for World AIDS Day
Russell E. Thornhill, EdD ’13, ‘14 (Los Angeles, BA in Liberal Studies; MA in Organizational Management), teaching faculty in Undergraduate Studies at Antioch University and co-director of the Bridge Program,…
Nan Koltnow Chase Co-Authors Exploration of America’s Evolving Cannabis Culture
Nan Koltnow Chase ‘76 (College, BA) is co-author of How I Got You Your Ounce: A Pot Dealer’s Journey Through American History with researcher David Belmont. Published by BookBaby, this…
Cyndi Cain Fitzgerald Contributes to 2025 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report on Data and Analytics
Cyndi Cain Fitzgerald ’25 (Online, BA) was honored to be selected as an expert panelist for the 2025 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report | Data and Analytics Edition, an influential annual publication…
Your Time, Your Schedule: How Online Bachelor’s Degrees Work
Going back to school can feel overwhelming, especially when your days are already packed with work, family, and responsibilities. But online learning has transformed what it means to earn a…
Returning to College as an Adult: How Degree Completion Programs Can Support Your Journey
For many adults, the dream of completing a bachelor’s degree can feel unrealistic. Whether you’re a full-time parent, a working professional, or managing the demands of a third-shift job, adding…
Find Where You Belong: How Transfer Students Thrive at Antioch University
Transferring universities is a big decision, and it can feel intimidating to start somewhere new. One of the biggest concerns for most transfer students is finding an environment that matches…
Donna Pearce Co-Authors Groundbreaking Book on Transformational Leadership
Donna Pearce ’85 (BA) co-authored a bold and timely new book, STOP! Shift the Energy at Work: A New Approach for Leaders & Teams, published by Alchemy at Wrk (2024)….
After Writing Viral Post-Election Essay, MFA Alum Recommends Other Writers ‘Be Very Prepared’
The morning after the 2024 Presidential Election, Andrea Tate couldn’t sleep. The candidate she voted for, Kamala Harris, was clearly on the path to defeat. As she browsed social media,…