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Advance Social Justice Through a Flexible Humanities Master’s Online
Antioch University prepares students to act with purpose, advance social justice, and engage communities. The online, self-designed MA in Humanities turns those values into a flexible graduate path you shape around your goals. You study on your schedule with close mentorship—ideal for socially conscious adult learners ready to align advanced study with impact. What Makes…
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A Call to Relational Courage
Kei Skeide Written from Minneapolis, Minnesota, on January 24, 2026. It is one of those days when the cold does not live only in the air, it settles into people. We are watching grief and urgency unfold in real time, while public systems feel strained and misaligned. The gaps in response land hardest on the people…
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Diversity in Education: Celebrating Cultures and Creating Inclusive Learning Spaces
Celebrate diversity in education and discover how inclusive learning environments empower all students. Learn how Antioch University’s EdD in Educational & Professional Practice prepares leaders to create equitable, culturally responsive schools. Every classroom is a mosaic of cultures, languages, and lived experiences — and within that diversity lies our greatest strength. When educators recognize and…
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Interdisciplinary Creativity Meets Career Growth: Self-Designed Humanities Master’s Online
Antioch University’s self-designed MA in Humanities combines flexibility, social justice focus, and interdisciplinary study. Create your own path online. Introduction: Explore, Create, InnovateFollow your curiosity and turn ideas into action with Antioch University’s online, self-designed MA in Humanities. This program invites intellectual exploration and creative problem-solving while you align personal interests with professional or research…
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The Birth of Camphill Academy Afrika
Carla Beebe Comey In April of 2023, I was fortunate to attend a World Waldorf Teachers’ Conference in Switzerland, where nearly 1,000 Waldorf teachers from around the world gathered to share experiences and discuss the current issues facing Waldorf education. As anyone who attends such conferences knows, it is often the encounters outside of the…
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Antioch Spotlight: PhDLC Alum Ileya Grosman on Cultivating Intentional Connection
For almost two decades, Ileya Grosman has been at the forefront of reimagining education through the lens of connection and care. Grosman, a 2024 graduate of Antioch University’s PhD in Leadership and Change, is both a researcher and an educator. Her work explores how mutuality, intentional presence, and embodied practices can transform classrooms into spaces…
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Unlocking Opportunities: The Benefits of Pursuing an EdD
Discover how earning an EdD (Doctor of Education) enhances your leadership in education, opens advanced career pathways, fosters intellectual growth, and enriches your personal development. Explore key benefits of this educational-leadership doctorate for practitioners ready to make a meaningful impact. Introduction What if you could transform your professional practice, deepen your intellectual insight, and renew…
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Antioch University Receives $1.5 Million Gift for Mission-Driven Environmental Studies and Sustainability Education
Gift expands Environmental Studies scholarships and launches new conservation fund supporting hands-on, justice-centered learning at Glover’s Ledge Antioch University today announced a transformative $1.5 million gift from a longtime supporter—an investment that simultaneously expands student access to Antioch’s master’s and doctoral programs in Environmental Studies and signals increased philanthropic support for the University’s hands-on, mission-driven…
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Nursing as a Profession of Advocacy and Protection
Diane White Healthcare for humanity is the premise of the Graduate School of Nursing and Health Professions (GSNHP). Now more than ever, we need to prepare healthcare leaders who will be advocates for healthcare and act in the best interests of all humanity. The democracy of healthcare and nursing is under threat, as evidenced by…
