The Nonstop Institute is open to students of all ages who are interested in college-level academics, learning grounded in experience, and participatory community governance.

Commitment to Social Justice

A Laboratory for Liberal Arts

Reimagining Education

Dreamers Welcome

Idealism Allowed

"Seek Not Greatness But Truth And You Will Find Both."
—Horace Mann

Our Education Is Our Action

The World Is Our Campus

With Yellow Springs as Our Home Base

Continuing the Conversation

From Years of Experience

For Generations to Come

Continuing Traditions

...of Doing Things a Different Way

Room for Individuals

... with Intellectual Curiosity

The Village as a Classroom

"Be Ashamed to Die Until You Have Won Some Victory for Humanity."
—Horace Mann

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About this project

The Nonstop Institute is a collegium of former Antioch College students, faculty, staff, and alums inspired by the College’s high academic standards and curriculum based on social justice. The Nonstop Institute was created in response to Antioch University’s decision to close Antioch College and dismiss its tenured faculty.

Nonstop is a tactical liberal arts intervention supported by the Antioch College Alumni Association’s College Revival Fund (CRF) and your donations to this cause.

1500 higher education professionals from over 250 Colleges and Universities internationally have publicly called for “the reopening of Antioch College… at the earliest possible time.” These same educators “applaud the work of Nonstop” and the “efforts of the dismissed [Antioch] College faculty to continue… the tradition of progressive academic and civic education in Yellow Springs”. Find out why…

"Let us not be content to wait and see what will happen, but give us the determination to make the right things happen." —Horace Mann

Latest News

Boston Chapter Fall Symposium - Saturday, November 15, 2008

By the Nonstop Communications Team
If you visited this page on November 15th, you were able to listen to a live stream here starting at 1pm and participate in a live discussion chatroom below. An archived version of the afternoon session will be available on this page in the next couple of days.
The Boston Chapter [...]

Antioch’s Moses

Moses is a collective of faculty, students, staff and supportive alumni. We call it “Non-stop” because we are not supposed to call it Antioch. But it is the soul of Antioch College.

NS Dispatch 4

Prominent scholar and activist Cary Nelson examines the struggle between corporate investment, labor rights, and academic freedom in higher education. As part of his analysis Nelson discusses the effort to reclaim Antioch College from Antioch University and the subsequent birth of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute.


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