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Antioch College receives donated building

A historic building at 403 Xenia Ave. was donated to Antioch College. WAYNE BAKER

A historic building at 403 Xenia Ave. was donated to Antioch College. WAYNE BAKER
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By Kaitlin R Schroeder
July 25, 2019
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Antioch College received a donated building in downtown Yellow Springs.

Susanne Hashim, vice president for advancement, said the Yellow Springs college did not have more information to share at this time about the donation, but should have more information at a later day.

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The building at 403 Xenia Ave., across the street from the Mills Park Hotel, was transferred on July 5, according to Greene County property records.

The private liberal arts college reopened in 2011 after closing for three years, and has since been working on becoming financially sustainable and boosting enrollment, which has remained below 200 students.

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