Nonstop community members enriched Yellow Springs by believing fiercely in the traditions and values of Antioch College, choosing to carry on those traditions even after the campus was closed. Nonstop reminded us that the magic of learning has little to do with expensive buildings or high-tech equipment, and everything to do with dedicated teachers and passionate learners, engaged in exploration and critical inquiry.

 
A brief overview of Nonstop in images and sounds.

By Louise Smith, Crossroads
Listening looks easy, but it’s not simple. Every head is a world. -Cuban Proverb

By Louise Smith, Crossroads
Whether or not there is the will to try and rebuild the college in this environment is a big question. We are enacting a story that I think will be very instructive and inspiring to other people.

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 An archived version of the afternoon session will be available on this page in the next couple of days.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 [...]

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.

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.

By Louise Smith, Crossroads
It’s Saturday morning on alumni weekend. This marks the end of festival week. There have been numerous events hosted by Nonstop here in the village. I talked with Jill Becker…

By Diane Chiddister, Yellow Springs News
At its meeting in Yellow Springs last weekend, the Antioch College Alumni Board unanimously resolved to raise $255,000 to fund the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute through June. The board also recognized Nonstop as an important link to the revival of Antioch College.

By the Nonstop Communications Team.
The Boston Chapter of the Antioch College Alumni Association will host a symposium on Saturday, November 15, 2008. The symposium, “Reinventing Liberal Arts Education for the 21st Century: Promising Directions for a New Antioch College”, will take place at Harvard University’s Dudley House in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Speakers include Lee Morgan, Antioch [...]