-
Somatic Psychotherapy Certificate at Antioch University: A Q&A with Faculty Member Rick Lepore
As the mental health field continues to evolve, more clinicians are seeking approaches that address the connection between mind, body, emotion, and nervous system health. Antioch University’s Somatic Psychotherapy Certificate is designed for licensed therapists and helping professionals who want to deepen their clinical skills through body-based, trauma-informed, and experiential methods of healing.
-
Finding Steady Ground: The Role of Relationships in Times of Polycrisis
Ileya Grosman The pulse of our planet fades. Low morale in organizations grows. Economic gaps widen. Biodiversity weakens. And core needs increasingly require privileged access. Depending on where you live, knowing your neighbors’ names may be as unfamiliar as strolling past someone on the street. In the lifecycle of society, polycrisis is heightened and, at…
-
MFA Community Publishes New Anthology, SPELL CHECK
What began as a conversation in an Antioch University MFA workshop has become Spell Check, a new anthology featuring essays from writers across the country. Co-edited by MFA in Creative Writing faculty member Colette Freedman and MFA Screenwriting alum Caitlin Buxbaum, the collection brings together 33 personal essays inspired by misspelled words and the life…
-
How to Lead a Team Effectively: Graduate Degrees That Make the Difference
Discover how to lead a team successfully with a graduate business program. Learn why a leadership MBA builds strategic and soft skills. Managing people rarely comes with a manual. Many professionals step into leadership roles and face disengaged employees, team conflict, unclear expectations, and inconsistent performance. If you’ve ever searched for how to lead a…
-
Horace Mann and the Promise of Public Education
In 2026, as the United States marks its 250th anniversary, historian Heather Cox Richardson’s 250 to 250 series highlights Americans who have shaped the country’s ongoing pursuit of democracy. On July 29, 2026, educator Nicholas Ferroni profiled Horace Mann, often called the father of America’s public schools. Mann championed free, universal education as a way…
-
Froswa’ Booker Named 2026 Community Woman of Inspiration
Froswa’ Booker, PhD, who serves on Antioch University’s Board of Governors and is an alum of the PhD in Leadership and Change program, has been named the 2026 Community Woman of Inspiration by the Dallas Wings. This honor is part of the annual Nancy Lieberman Women of Inspiration Awards. These awards celebrate women whose leadership…
-
Counseling Degree Online: Flexible, Accredited Paths to Impact
Explore CACREP-accredited counseling degrees online with flexible, career-ready programs in clinical mental health, school, addiction, and art therapy.
-
Building Antioch’s Front Porch: How RCT@AU is Redefining Connection in Higher Education
This summer, the organizers of the Relational-Cultural Theory at Antioch University (RCT@AU) initiative are looking back on their first year. In ways large and small, the initiative has established itself as a transformative hub for students, faculty, and alumni. Through formal, university-wide programming as well as efforts to support students and faculty using RCT in…
-
Distinguished Alumni Awardee Michael Cheever Says Award “Renews My Commitment to Give Back”
When Michael Cheever first learned that he was the 2025 recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award at Antioch University Seattle, he didn’t quite believe it. “It was obviously a very proud moment, but it was a voicemail, and then an email, and I think I had to read it three or four times to truly…
Common Thread
Search