The Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute (Nonstop) will begin classes on September 4, 2008 in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Nonstop is the educational wing of the Nonstop Antioch Movement: a grassroots effort of alumni, faculty, students, staff, and friends of Antioch College to keep the undergraduate institution alive.
Since June 2007, the Antioch University Board of Trustees has worked to suspend operations at the undergraduate campus. In response to Trustees' actions, the Nonstop Antioch Movement established a non-profit organization, the College Revival Fund, which has committed financial support for the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute.
Nonstop is Partnered with the Village of Yellow Springs
After the Antioch College community was exiled from the campus, the village of Yellow Springs offered sanctuary. Materials being developed by the Curriculum Committee (a subcommittee of the Faculty Senate) state that "educational offerings are open to all members of the Yellow Springs community and are taught in a wide variety of local venues: bookstores, coffee shops, churches, schools, homes, art galleries, parks and the Glen [Helen Nature Preserve]."
