Famous People, Places, and Things of Antioch College
Across
- 4. A well-known biochemist who graduated from Antioch College, known as the "father of biosensors".
- 5. Built in 1948 and designed by Eero Saarinen, this dorm hall is an example of post-WWII Cubist architecture.
- 7. Antioch College alum famous for playing Spock in the Star Trek franchise.
- 10. First president of Antioch College, who left a seemingly very long-lasting impression on the institution.
- 12. The college publication that you're probably reading this in right now.
- 16. A drawing by Leonardo da Vinci which was the inspiration for the college's logo.
- 17. The most recently renovated dorm hall, and the hall most commonly lived in by students during their first year.
- 19. The second woman - and first deaf - president of Antioch College.
- 20. The current student union space, with a small library on the second floor and a surplus of pianos on the first floor.
- 22. The main hall of the original college, constructed in the timeframe of 1852-1853. Currently closed for intensive restoration.
Down
- 1. Extremely famous alum of Antioch College, known for his popular club music during the early 2010's, with hits like “Give Me Everything”. He supported the college by paying for a new roof on the Olive Kettering Library.*
- 2. Alum of Antioch College famously known as the lead singer of The Gits.
- 3. The first president of the newly reopened Antioch College, hired to help reestablish the institution.
- 6. Name of the architect who designed both the st. Louis Gateway Arch and one of the dorm halls on campus.
- 8. A large nature reserve a short walk from campus, where many students took a hike during their orientation.
- 9. Typically used to house older students, these dorms are currently used primarily for COVID quarantine.
- 11. The horseshoe of Antioch College, and the address you likely have packages shipped to.
- 13. An abbreviation for the wonderful library of Antioch College.
- 14. A graduate of Antioch College famous for her work as a civil rights advocate, as well as for establishing the King Center in 1968.
- 15. The great pizza-related account that you should follow on Instagram if you liked this crossword.
- 18. Antioch College alum who created The Twilight Zone.
- 21. A village of under 5,000 people, and the location of Antioch College.