About ANE - About ANE - Antioch University New England

About ANE

Fall Foliage Antioch University New England (formerly Antioch New England Graduate School) is a dynamic, innovative institution offering scholarly, practice-oriented, values-based graduate study.

Antioch New England serves 1,200 students and remains, by design, a small graduate school closely linked to the region, with national and global connections through its students, alumni, and institutional concerns. Our alumni, over 8,000 in number, constitute a strong network in leadership positions throughout New England, the United States, and the world. Many maintain an active involvement with ANE.

“We challenge our community to improve the quality of life locally and globally through research, community action, professional service, and stewardship of the natural world.”

At Antioch New England, the Antioch legacy of high academic standards, integration of work and study, commitment to bypassed populations, and learner responsibility are intertwined with the New England traditions of self-reliance, small-community values, private action for the public good, respect for learning, and the development of the intellect. Antioch New England is part of Antioch University, a six-campus university with campuses in Yellow Springs, Ohio (Antioch College and Antioch University McGregor); Keene, New Hampshire; Seattle, Washington; and Southern California (Los Angeles and Santa Barbara).