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,…
Transfer Student Meaning and the Pathway to a Four-Year Degree at Antioch University
If you’re a community college student who didn’t get into a California State or UC school, you might be wondering what’s next for your academic journey. The good news: One…
Cyndi Cain Fitzgerald to Present on Data Feminism in National Webinar Series
Cyndi Cain Fitzgerald ’25 (Online, BA) has been selected to present at the Women in Data Management & Governance monthly webinar, a new series sponsored by Dataversity, the educational arm…
5 Signs You’re Ready to Finish Your Degree: How to Know It’s Time to Return to College
5 Signs You’re Ready to Finish Your Degree: How to Know It’s Time to Return to College Thinking About Going Back to School as an Adult? Here’s What to Look…
Student Transfer Success: How Antioch University Sets You Up to Excel
Making the decision to transfer to a new university is a pivotal step—one that marks the beginning of an empowering journey of rediscovery. Whether you’re seeking more personalized education, flexibility…
Kate Maruyama featured on the Los Angeles Public Library blog
Kate Maruyama ’09 (Los Angeles, MFA) is featured on the Los Angeles Public Library blog about her new novel, Alterations. In the article, Maruyama shares her inspiration, influences, and process…
How to Transfer Colleges: From a California Community College to Antioch University
For many California students, transferring colleges is a transformative step in their educational journey. Whether you’re looking to advance your career goals, explore new academic horizons, or find a better…
Judy Richardson on Civil Rights Then—and Now
Year: 1964. Location: Mississippi. Organization: the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC; pronounced “snick”). Campaign: Freedom Summer. Weeks earlier, three young civil rights organizers went missing. They were among the many…
A Storyteller and Curator of America’s Unspoken Truths
With a traveling museum and a passion for conversation, Delbert Richardson is sharing “American history through an Afrocentric Lens.” “You look at Black inventions like the Super Soaker, the doorknob,…
Using Skateboarding to Support Street Kids in Bangladesh
Like many big, openhearted attempts to make the world a better place, the first trip that Susie Halsell ’18, ’23 (Santa Barbara, BA; Online, MA) made to Bangladesh with the…