Antioch College wins a reprieve
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Trustees overseeing Antioch College said they have reversed an earlier decision and will keep the school open.
The reversal is contingent on whether alumni and the Yellow Springs school can meet fundraising goals over the next three years, board Chairman Art Zucker said.
Antioch, which is known for its pioneering academic programs, will close some buildings and dormitories, and will downsize the faculty to meet budget constraints, he said.
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