Cheri Gurse, PhD, teaching faculty in the BA in Liberal Studies Program at Antioch University Santa Barbara, will be presenting at the upcoming annual National
Caley O’Dwyer is a teacher, therapist, and artist. He is debuting his art exhibit “Scoring Movement” in NoHo for sale and display at Art in
Dr. Kirsten Grimstad, faculty member and Co-Chair of the Undergraduate Studies Department, has an essay “Still Struggling with German History: W.G. Sebald, Gunter Demnig, and Activist
Claremont School of Theology recently conducted their 2018 Commencement and three of their graduates have Antioch University Los Angeles ties. Karri Anne Backer, 2005 MA
Antioch University held a screening of the Oscar-nominated film Get Out, which was hosted by the campus library with the help of the BA in
On Feb. 10, 2018, the AUS Psy.D. program, in collaboration with the AUS BA completion program, hosted a symposium entitled “Can you hear me now?:
The Literary Uprising (Lit Up) is a quarterly event that celebrates the writing of students, alumni, and faculty of Antioch University Los Angeles. It is
The Undergraduate Studies Division of Antioch University Los Angeles invites all prospective bachelor’s students to our Bachelor’s Degree Open House on Saturday, May 19 from 9:30 a.m.
Antioch University Los Angeles is celebrating the 10th anniversary of participating in V-Day with performances of The Vagina Monologues on Friday, February 23th and Saturday the
Two Hawks Quarterly was begun in 2007 by creative writing students in the BA in Liberal Studies program at Antioch University Los Angeles. Submissions are curated by
AUM’s Senior Project course is intended to reflect on an undergraduate’s academic experience at Antioch University and restate the core learning objectives as may be
Investigative journalist Lucia Mimiaga visited Antioch University Seattle’s Designing Communication seminar in October 2017 on her way back from a special Hedgebrook writing retreat on
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