William R. Groves, JD, is the 22nd President/Chancellor of Antioch University. He has served as Chancellor since 2016 and has focused on three priorities; to reclaim and advance its reputation as an innovator in higher education; to grow programmatically and geographically in ways that will allow Antioch to reach its full potential to advance social, economic, and environmental justice; and to advance and promote the University’s 168 year-long history and heritage around social justice and democracy building.
Chancellor’s Updates
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A Message from Chancellor Groves Regarding the Attacks by State Legislatures on Higher Education, Free Speech, Academic Freedom, and Democracy
on May 26, 2023
I know many of you are watching with alarm as state legislatures around the country are taking aim at higher education with unprecedented attacks on academic […]
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Chancellor’s Call to Reflect and Act
on January 30, 2023
Our country has become a killing field. Every week the news is full of stories about innocent people who were mowed down with guns while they pursued their […]
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Honoring the Memory and Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
on January 16, 2023
I encourage you to use some part of this day away from work obligations to join me and the rest of Antioch University in honoring the memory and legacy of […]
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Chancellor’s Statement on the Second Anniversary of the January 6 Insurrection
on January 6, 2023
Today marks the second anniversary of the attack on the U.S. Capitol. It was an act of sedition, a violent attempt to overthrow the duly elected government, […]
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Honoring our Veterans and Armed Services Members
on November 11, 2022
Dear Fellow Antiochians: Tomorrow our University and our nation will observe Veterans’ Day, honoring the many people who have served and continue to serve in […]
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Chancellor’s Letter on the Occasion of Juneteenth 2022
on June 17, 2022
Monday, the United States observes Juneteenth and commemorates the anniversary of that day 157 years ago when news of the Emancipation Proclamation and the end […]